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Polestar O₂ is designed to redefine sports roadsters

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Discover the Polestar O2, a sustainable idea that aims to usher in a new era of electric roadsters with a developing visual language.

Meet Polestar O₂ – a sustainable concept that envisions a new age for electric roadsters with an evolving design language.

Polestar, the Sweden-based pure-play electric performance car brand reveals ‘Polestar O₂’ – a luxurious conceptual car designed to redefine sports roadsters.

“Polestar O₂ is our vision of a new era for sports cars. By mixing the joy of open-top driving with the purity of electric mobility – it unlocks and showcases a new mix of emotions in a car” says Maximilian Missoni, Head of Design Polestar.

Blending sustainability and technology – this futuristic bespoke product is of thermoplastic mono-material and aluminum labeling.

Additionally, recycled polyester is solely for all the soft components of the interiors. This simplifies recycling and is a significant step towards greater circularity while also reducing weight and waste.

With a minimalistic and lightweight bonded metal platform crafted from aluminum. It showcases quality and rigidity that’s towards a heightened dynamic response.

Its low and wide body with an assertive stance, compact 2+2 cabin design, minimal overhangs, and a long wheelbase. Embodies classic sports car proportions but with a distinctly modern feel.

Additionally – the aerodynamics are manipulated to maximize range thanks to disguised features comprising integrated ducts that improve laminar airflow over the wheels and body sides. As well as the rear lights that function as air blades to reduce turbulence behind the car.

Further mixing innovation with fun – “the Polestar O₂ features an autonomous cinematic drone integrated behind the rear seats that can be deployed while the car is moving, to record the perfect driving sequence” Missoni adds.

 

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