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Polestar’s Formula 2030 concept previews future design cues for production cars
Polestar has unveiled the Formula 2030, a concept car that signals a new direction for the electric brand’s design. Its front end previews the next Polestar 2, while the concept’s rear light design is due to appear on production cars; whether this hatchback will itself be built remains undecided.
Roughly the same length as a Polestar 2, the four-seat concept has a low roof and a shape likened to the Saab Aero-X. Its minimalist cabin adds physical switches and rotary controls for manual driving, while its sustainability features include recyclable door interiors, low-emission steel and biocomposites. The article also notes that Polestars are currently unavailable to buy in the US amid support for restrictions on Chinese-owned car brands.
In short
- Formula 2030 previews design cues for future Polestars.
- The concept is a four-seat hatchback, but production is uncertain.
- Its materials include recyclable interiors and biocomposites.
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Originally published by Ars Technica as “Polestar has a new look with its Formula 2030 concept”.