Polestar has teased the production version of its Polestar 5 saloon that will go on sale in 2024. In a new video as part of a series that details the journey of the brand’s Precept idea from prototype to production, the Swedish firm has provided us our finest look yet at the production-ready all-electric four-door model.
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As per Polestar’s policy with its idea cars, from what we can tell the 5 looks fairly close to the Precept, with similar proportions as well as illumination signatures at the front as well as the rear. According to the firm, “the Polestar 5 embodies the company’s progressively independent as well as muscular style language, cues of which will already be seen on Polestar 3 that is expected to be introduced in 2022.”
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The Polestar 5 will take objective at whatever from the Porsche Panamera to the Tesla design S after confirmation just recently that the Precept would morph into a roadworthy saloon car.
First exposed back as a digital design in April, the Precept is a striking fastback design that’s around 4.7 metres long with a 3.1-metre wheelbase that’s close to matching a Mercedes S-Class limousine. It’s all however specific to be based on some variant of SPA2, the next generation of the Volvo-developed large-vehicle platform, although we expect much more info on the car’s technical cosmetics to be exposed in subsequent videos in the series.
The electric-only producer means to make the 5 as a halo design for sustainable vehicles, with “the advancement of the sustainability, innovation as well as performance credentials of Polestar 5 [to] be discussed in future episodes”.
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