Polestar Discussion Thread
. That's probably going to be my last car for a long, long time
Nothing final yet. I like Ioniq5 and EV9 so I would look at those first before I expand my research. Fortunately for me, our local Hyundai dealer is not anything like Amirza's
I have 6 months left on my lease and will most likely lease again. I don't like the idea of buying an EV

I have 6 months left on my lease and will most likely lease again. I don't like the idea of buying an EV
Nothing final yet. I like Ioniq5 and EV9 so I would look at those first before I expand my research. Fortunately for me, our local Hyundai dealer is not anything like Amirza's
I have 6 months left on my lease and will most likely lease again. I don't like the idea of buying an EV

I have 6 months left on my lease and will most likely lease again. I don't like the idea of buying an EV
Nothing final yet. I like Ioniq5 and EV9 so I would look at those first before I expand my research. Fortunately for me, our local Hyundai dealer is not anything like Amirza's
I have 6 months left on my lease and will most likely lease again. I don't like the idea of buying an EV

I have 6 months left on my lease and will most likely lease again. I don't like the idea of buying an EV
IF you were interested in getting another P2, they would get you out of your lease 6 mos early and into a shorter term lease (27 mos).
After this lease, I may get into a P4 after it’s been out for a while and if built in the US like the P3 will be to avoid hefty tariffs.
IF you were interested in getting another P2, they would get you out of your lease 6 mos early and into a shorter term lease (27 mos).
After this lease, I may get into a P4 after it’s been out for a while and if built in the US like the P3 will be to avoid hefty tariffs.
After this lease, I may get into a P4 after it’s been out for a while and if built in the US like the P3 will be to avoid hefty tariffs.

so i still don't get it.
p2, smaller fastback
p3, ?
p4, performance suv
from the website:
p2, starting at 49,900
p3, starting at 73,400
p4, starting at 54,900
why is the p3 so much more expensive?
p2, smaller fastback
p3, ?
p4, performance suv
from the website:
p2, starting at 49,900
p3, starting at 73,400
p4, starting at 54,900
why is the p3 so much more expensive?
The P4 is very compelling to me, but spec the way I want it is above $70k. The Model 3 Performance gives me everything I want at more than $10k cheaper. There would have to be an amazing deal to pull me away from Tesla
@MDlexus I'm curious, have they improved the infotainment screen? I found that if I continually update the apps, it runs better and doesn't crash as much, but it still runs slow, sometimes Google maps takes awhile to load. How is the infotainment screen and software on your new P2?









