About two years ago, Polestar launched the stunning Precision concept car, and the emergence of this car pointed out the direction for the development of Polarstar's future electric vehicles. Recently, the official picture of the Polar Star four-seater convertible electric sports car Polar star O2 based on the Precept concept car was officially announced, and the appearance of the car can be described as redefining the "sports sports car in the electric era".
Polar Star O2
From the appearance point of view, the Polar Star O2 retains most of the design of the Precept concept car, which adopts the low-lying wide-body shape commonly found in sports cars, which can effectively reduce wind resistance while improving the stability of the vehicle. Its front face uses strips of LED headlights, which looks very sharp. In order to make the vehicle more aerodynamic, air diversion holes were added on both sides of the front face, and a sports kit was also installed under the body. The car has a convertible design, which looks very windy.
In terms of interior, the car is equipped with a full LCD dashboard and a large central control screen, which eliminates most of the physical buttons, and almost all functions can be controlled through the central control screen or voice. In order to support the cause of environmental protection, all soft parts in the interior of the car, including foam, adhesives, 3D knitted fibers and non-woven embossing, are made of recycled polyester. The different grades of metal aluminum used in the bottom of the car are also recycled and reused, which is very environmentally friendly in the materials used.
Polar Star O2 interior
The coolest feature of the Polar star O2 is the autonomous aerial drone behind the rear seat, which was developed by Polestar and Hoco Flow in cooperation to shoot autonomously while the vehicle is driving, with a maximum speed of 90 km /h.