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If Polestar is not yet sold in France, the company continues its journey among our neighbors. And it has a very rich theme.

Polestar 7: the first news

And for good reason, the Swedish manufacturer, which is part of the Geely group like Volvo, Lotus and Lynk & Co, continues to expand its range. And now we are getting to know more about the next car that will make it to the list.
To be honest, it’s not really new, since it’s actually a replacement for the Polestar 2. It is Polestar 7, which we still don’t know much about. But that may end up changing.
Indeed, during a recent interview with the British press, the CEO of the brand, Thomas Ingenlathdiscussed the replacement of what was, until last summer, one of the most popular electric cars on the market.
A change that caused quite a stir. Although the design of the future Polestar 7 still remains a secret, we can expect an innovative approach. After all, innovation is at the heart of brand strategy and therefore it is only right that the latter gives us an original and futuristic model.

Polestar 7: modern design

It is unlikely that the Polestar 2 replacement will follow the classic design of a three-volume sedan with a different trunk. On the contrary, we can be surprised to discover a more modern and minimalist concept, perhaps inspired by the style of command concept.
Regardless, sportiness will be at the forefront, as Ingenlath emphasized during an interview with British magazine Autocar. As for the schedule and launch date, the Polestar 7 is expected to be officially launched sometime in 2027, but it is not yet known when it will hit the roads.
It is also said that the Swedish manufacturer will finally give up CMA Forum developed by Volvo, which is an architecture designed for combustion models. However, the Polestar 7 has a 100% electric motor.
This technical base had been modified specifically for the Polestar 2, based on the new Geely SEA platform. The latter will also host the future Polestar 4.

A short trial run for a Scandinavian manufacturer, who is not done with new products!