The Polestar 2 is the first car in the world with an infotainment system powered by Android, with the Google Assistant, Google Maps, and the Google Play Store built in. Polestar 2 comes equipped with a suite of protective and preventative safety features. Predictive and aware, the safety suite of the Polestar 2 is an ever-present co-pilot, putting the Polestar 2 at the forefront of vehicle safety. Polestar 2 recognizes you via your phone, and adapts by implementing your preferred seat position and preferred home screen apps. The Polestar 2 adjusts itself to you, and not the other way around.
It is unavoidable that questions arise in the transition to all electric technology.
Please read the FAQ to get answers to the most common questions. If you would like more information, please visit Polestar´s homepage
We are here to support you whenever you need it and our experts will take care of your car when you leave it for service.
If you have questions regarding your car ownership such as new car delivery, service and maintenance, damage and repairs or wheel change, please contact Volvo Bil contact center
If you have specific product related questions, such as Performance Pack, safety functions and infotainment system, please contact Polestar Support
The most common way is to charge the car overnight at home by plugging it into an ordinary power outlet or with a wall charging box. Charging times vary depending on how much energy is left in the battery and what kind of power outlet you are using. To charge the car from 0-100 % it takes between 8-40 hours. Some public charging stations charge 80 % of the battery in only about 40 minutes.
If you choose to use an ordinary power outlet, please always follow the recommendations from Elsäkerhetsverket.
You can drive up to 470 km when fully charged (NEDC and EU WLTP tests)
See the calculator at Räckviddskalkylatorn
Polestar recommends that you as a Polestar 2-driver contacts eWays who are a full service supplier regarding wall charger box and installation.
Polestar 2 comes with two cables:
It is easier to charge your electric car when you live in a house rather than if you live in an apartment. Even though more and more landlords install charging points in their parking lots, there are still many who have not yet made the investment. There is financial support to apply for, similar to the ”ladda-hemma stödet”, even for landlords to support the conversion.