Electric car manufacturer Polestar comes up with a smartphone – DutchCowboys

Polestar doesn’t want to suddenly become a major player in the smartphone market, it mainly wants to show what a connected ecosystem can do. Apparently, despite Google’s Android Automotive system, it still hasn’t quite caught on with current phones. So we’re curious to know exactly what Polestar is doing differently on this phone, but we’ll find out on April 23 when the device launches in China. At the moment we don’t know anything about the inside, except that it looks very modern with a large screen and thin bezels. We know what the device looks like: you can see it below. The device has 2.2 mm bezels and a 91.5% screen-to-body ratio. The screen is 6.5 inches.

Polestar started as a racing team but was bought by Volvo in 2015. However, it remained a separate company and was eventually sold to Geely, as Volvo was also sold to it. There are Polestar 2 and Polestar 3, and later this year Polestar 4 will appear, which you can see in this article in photos and videos. If it will be that car or all Polestars that the phone works on, and how the phone can be found, we will hear in a few days.