Polestar has officially unveiled its new Formula 2030 concept car, developed under the leadership of head of design Philipp Romers. This prototype serves as a clear blueprint for the brand's upcoming stylistic direction, drawing heavy inspiration from its predecessors while shaping the path for future production models.
In concrete terms, the vehicle is presented as a compact four-door sports car occupying an entirely unique market segment. Official dimensions reveal a length of 4,680 mm, a width of 2,021 mm, and a wheelbase measuring 2,780 mm, while maintaining a remarkably low ground clearance of just 1,350 mm.
Aesthetically, the vehicle immediately grabs attention through its pronounced rear wheel arches, long hood, short overhangs, and massive 22-inch wheels. The overall silhouette remains faithful to the signature Polestar design language, featuring classic coke-bottle flanks and a rear-biased visual mass distribution.

Up front, the signature Dual Blade headlights preview the fascia expected on the next-generation Polestar 2. A prominent front splitter connects to the body via a central spine, which also houses a vertical windshield wiper inspired by motorsport heritage.
Inside the cabin, innovation takes center stage with a 20-inch curved driver information monitor attached directly to the steering column, complemented by a 12,2-inch central display seamlessly integrated into the slightly raised center console for maximum driver engagement.



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