Understanding the New Polestar 4 SUV

What is the new Polestar 4 SUV?

The Polestar 4 SUV is a new addition to the Swedish manufacturer’s electric vehicle lineup. Unlike the original Polestar 4, which features an aerodynamic, coupe-like roofline without a rear window, this new version prioritizes practical utility. It includes a traditional rear window and a more upright roof profile, which creates additional headroom for passengers and increased cargo capacity for luggage or gear. This design change addresses common feedback regarding interior space and rear visibility in the coupe variant.

What are the performance and range specifications?

The new SUV keeps the core Polestar platform and offers a choice between efficiency-focused and performance-focused configurations.

Key performance highlights

Category	Details
Maximum range	Up to 391 miles (WLTP) for the long-range rear-wheel-drive model
Performance variant	Dual-motor version with all-wheel drive
Shared architecture	Uses the same platform as the earlier coupe model
Expected character	Consistent performance, safety, and driving dynamics

Will the vehicle be sold in the United States?

No U.S. launch planned

Regulatory changes tied to connected vehicle technologies and manufacturing origins currently keep this model out of the American market.

Currently, there are no plans to offer the Polestar 4 SUV for sale in the United States. Following recent updates to U.S. government regulations regarding the use of specific connected vehicle technologies and manufacturing origins, the automaker is unable to bring this particular model to the American market at this time. The model will focus on international availability, with sales commencing in other major global markets on September 2.

How does this model fit the brand global strategy?

The new SUV is positioned as part of a broader expansion plan that adds multiple electric models while balancing production and market access.

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Global strategy factors

Polestar is using this launch to widen its EV lineup and manage manufacturing decisions around international trade realities.

Broader product lineup

The brand is developing additional vehicles including a next-generation Polestar 2, the Polestar 5 grand tourer, and the Polestar 7 crossover.

Production planning

Manufacturing in South Korea is intended to support efficient production and supply chain management.

International rollout

This positioning helps Polestar continue expanding in global markets while adapting to trade requirements.