Polestar 5 sedan reveals production timeline, up against Tesla, Lucid

November 26, 2021 10:11 AM PST | By Versha Jain
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Highlights

  • Polestar plans to launch its electric sedan Polestar 5 to compete against the likes of Lucid and Rivian.
  • Polestar Automotive is owned by Geely.
  • Polestar, a spin-off from Volvo in 2016, was founded as a premium EV maker in 2017.

Swedish EV-maker Polestar Automotive on Friday revealed a timeline for the launch of its Polestar 5 electric sedan. In a YouTube video, the company unveiled the brief specs of the car.

The Polestar 5 is an evolution from its Precept concept vehicles.

The Gothenburg, Sweden-based company plans to start production of the sedan in 2024. Polestar 5 will compete against Tesla’s Model S, Porsche’s Taycan, Lucid Air, and Audi E-tron GT.

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Polestar 5 specifications

Although the company did not reveal much, Friday’s YouTube video did show some of the general, physical attributes of the car. Polestar 5 will be a 4-door sedan with a hatchback. 

The company dubs it an “electric performance four-door Grand Touring car”. 

However, the video did not reveal the detailed technical specifications, such as battery size, motor configuration, etc. It also hasn’t revealed the price.

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(Polestar Automotive plans to launch Polestar 5 in 2024)

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Polestar 5 launch

Polestar 5 was first unveiled in 2020 as a concept car. It was expected to go into production the same year but postponed. The company now plans to start its commercial production in 2024.

The company’s first vehicle, Polestar 1, was a plug-in hybrid tourer.

Its Polestar 2, a sedan, was launched in 2020.

It is also planning to launch an electric SUV, dubbed Polestar 3, whose production might start in 2022 but not confirmed. It is also planning a Polestar 4, but details are again not confirmed.

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Polestar 3 assembly work was to be carried out at a Volvo factory in Ridgeville, South Carolina.   

In September, Polestar had revealed plans to go public via a SPAC merger with the blank-cheque company Gores Guggenheim Inc., and its value was then estimated at US$20 billion.

After the merger process completes, the combined entity would be called Polestar Automotive Holding UK Limited, and it will trade in Nasdaq under the ticker symbol PSNY.

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Bottomline

With net-zero emission cars becoming the norm, the EV market is gaining huge traction lately. The automobile companies are investing in vehicles that can meet the climate challenge in the future. As such, more and more newcomers besides the established ones are joining the EV bandwagon. Experts believe the EV market will grow manifold in the next few years.


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