Not just cars, Polestar launches its first “own” phone.

Polestar, the famous Swedish manufacturer of high-performance electric vehicles, is a company founded as a performance brand and Volvo cars and out Geely Holding. Separated from Volvo in 2017, it operates as an independent brand specializing in hybrid and electric vehicles and, as of today, he also has a smartphone of his own designed to expand the healthy ecosystem of its vehicles.

Il Polestar phone comes to the market as a result of the collaboration between mobile technology and the automotive industry, resulting in one high-end smartphone above which uses the technical basis of Meizu 21 Pro. Both devices are part of the group’s ecosystem Geelywhich also includes names known as Lotus e Lynk & Co. According to what the company announced, the Polestar Phone is not a simple phone, but a technological grade between the user and the vehicle, designed by improving the driving experience through technological integration.

Do you want to see it? Here is a cousin video of removing the box:

Technical parameters of Polestar phone leave no room for compromise: the screen 6.79 inch OLED at an entertaining rate of 120 Hzprocessor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3memory until 16 GB in RAM e TB 1 of storage space, including three cameras 50, 13 and 10 megapixels. The charging capability is fast and wireless and completes a truly competitive hardware industry.

One of the most innovative features of Polestar phone is its ability to interact directly with vehicles Polestarallowing users to control various vehicle functions such as ignition, climate control and door unlocking directly from the mobile operating system.

This feature is revolutionary especially in Chinesewhere the phone will work with it Flyme 10.5 and cars and Flyme Automodified versions of Android designed to overcome internal limitations on Google services.

With the introduction of its first smartphone, Polestar sets a new level of integration between mobile devices and cars, a trend that is gaining ground in the global market. Other products like Yes e Xiaomi are following this trend, showing a growing interest in solutions that more closely link mobile technology and personal mobility, seeking a future where cars and smartphones will be more connected and interdependence.