Key Features of the 2026 Polestar 4

Long range Dual motor

For drivers who want confident, instant performance, the Long range Dual motor configuration delivers up to 400 kW/544 hp and 506 lb-ft of torque, launching from 0-60 mph in a certified 3.7 seconds. It pairs with a front motor disconnect that prioritizes efficiency under light loads, supporting an EPA-certified 280-mile range. Adjustable steering feedback lets you fine-tune the feel between light, standard, and firm, while One Pedal Drive regenerates energy smoothly in traffic or on descents. The available Performance pack adds specially tuned active ZF dampers, forged 22-inch Performance wheels, and Brembo brakes for heightened control, grip, and repeatable stopping. Combined with the low center of gravity and a balanced chassis, Dual motor gives Polestar 4 sports coupe responses with SUV practicality, translating power into polished composure on everything from quick merges to winding roads.

Electrochromic glass roof

The optional electrochromic panoramic roof uses a liquid crystal film to switch from transparent to opaque with a simple command on the center display. This lets you manage glare and cabin brightness in an instant, a welcome advantage under desert sun or bright city nights. Because the roof spans wide and long, the entire cabin benefits from an airy, open feel; yet with a tap, the same space becomes cocooned and calm. The laminated construction reduces UV and noise, helping the cabin stay quiet and cool. Paired with the virtual rear window design, the electrochromic roof also contributes to the uncluttered architecture that defines Polestar 4’s interior, delivering a panoramic view out and an uninterrupted sense of space within.

Google built-in

Polestar 4 integrates Google built-in, bringing Google Maps with battery-aware route planning, Google Assistant voice control, and the Google Play Store into the vehicle’s 15.4-inch center display. Ask Google Assistant to set destinations, adjust climate, or launch favorite apps while keeping your hands on the wheel. Android Automotive OS powers an interface that feels natural and responsive, and the car continues to improve over time via over-the-air updates. Wireless Apple CarPlay brings simplified phone integration, while the standard high-performance audio or optional Harman Kardon premium sound immerses passengers with up to 16 speakers and 1,400 watts when paired with the Nappa upgrade. Add Digital Key for iPhone, driver profiles for up to six users, and a 10.2-inch driver display plus available 14.7-inch Head-up Display with Snow mode, and the tech story becomes both deep and effortless to use.

Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS)

The ADAS platform surrounds Polestar 4 with awareness using one mid-range radar, 11 exterior cameras, and 12 ultrasonic sensors. On highways, Pilot Assist works with Adaptive Cruise Control to help maintain lane centering and a set following distance at speeds up to 93 mph. In everyday traffic, Blind Spot Information with steer assist, Lane Keeping Aid, and Oncoming Lane Mitigation help reduce the risk of unintended maneuvers. Around town, the 360º and 3D camera views simplify tight space navigation, while Cross Traffic Alert with brake support assists when backing out of driveways or parking spots. Intelligent speed assist reads posted limits, Road Sign Information displays key signs, and the Driver Monitoring System helps detect distraction or drowsiness. It’s a comprehensive, balanced approach to assistance that respects the driver’s lead while adding layers of meaningful support.

Rear-view HD camera

By removing the traditional rear window, Polestar 4 unlocks more headroom and comfort for rear passengers, then replaces rearward visibility with a roof-mounted HD camera feeding an 8.9-inch digital mirror. The result is a wider, brighter view—1480 x 320 resolution—that remains clear in rain or low light thanks to a camera housing shaped to stay cleaner. Tap the underside tab to switch between the live camera feed or a standard mirror if you prefer to monitor rear passengers. Because cargo can be stacked high without blocking glass, the practical benefit is equally strong: more usable storage without compromising visibility. It’s a smarter take on a daily touchpoint that most drivers use instinctively every time they drive.