When you look at the Polestar 5, nothing better comes across than excellence. When you see that vehicle, as a four-door sedan grand touring all-electric performance car, it is the production version of the Precept that Polestar has released last year. In an image, the development of the car is revealing itself as the flagship vehicle of Polestar. The vehicle is likely to follow in the footsteps of other models such as the Polestar 1 and the Polestar 2. Not to mention the Polestar 3 and 4, both being electric SUVs.

Polestar is looking to show that it has some incredible design in the exterior that is almost unmistakable.

According to the press release from Polestar:

“This third installment of the series shows the closest look to date at the car on its way to production, thanks to a focus on the exterior design process. As such, it reveals key product features that distinguish Polestar 5 from the show car that debuted in early 2020. This behind-the-scenes look elaborates on the challenges to establishing a balance between sensational design and engineering requirements.”

Certainly the Polestar 5 is a vehicle that must take precedence as the brand’s main plug-in hybrid coupe. The vehicle has always been a limited-run idea. And therefore, it should really be all-electric. The Precept is a car unlike any other.

Additionally, the Polestar 5 is going to show off against the Tesla Model Y and the Ford Mustang Mach-E. Additionally, there will be a Polestar 4 at some point. It is all just a reflection of how far the car can go in the name of Polestar! Everything is a benefit if you just look at it from an optimistic standpoint. Isn’t that right for every vehicle that existed since then?