NEW Polestar Precept walkaround – electric car of the future? | What Car?

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The Polestar Precept is a concept car you can actually BUY. But what is it and what's so cool about it? Watch to find out




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Video chapters:
0:00 Intro and exterior design
2:27 Rear design
3:00 Rear seats
4:09 Interior design
5:18 Technology
6:30 Battery and pricing
7:05 Summary and outro

[whatcar]

Which upcoming electric car are you most excited about? 🤔⚡️⚡️⚡️

[autonewstv]

The interior with the linen ambient lighting has to be the best looking feature. It looks so luxurious, something I would expect in a Rolls-Royce. The entire car is just so beautiful, I hope the production car is exactly the same, because then I am convinced to have an EV.

[draigaur]

Great looking car, gives me 3yrs to win the lottery then😆

[finn.hermansen]

It looks awesome - Hope the most of it, will look like it does here, when it reaches production. A shame the price do not become for ordinary wage earners 👍

[dcbel]

Great video! The Polestar Precept looks absolutely beautiful. It really demonstrates the future of EV. Cannot wait for it to hit the market! 🚗 ⚡️

[adeptusmechanicus]

The music, that's being used, suits the video very well (what's the name of the track?)

[anthonylojik]

Not sure about not having a rear window. All it would take is the rear camera to stop working and there being an bump if going backwards. Overall nice looking car

[rabit]

Except for the modem on the roof, the Precept is striking. The hip on the rear gives it a muscular look

[jeromep]

Now this is the first review where someone mentioned the radar system it does in a way disrupt the design I think it should have been better intergraded

[KineticEV]

From what we can see it looks cool. Not have a rear glass, no rear view mirror and no traditional side mirrors means we won't see that or at least not that version here in the US.

The problem with this being 3 years away from potential production is we won't know the battery specs or the price. The Tesla Model S is hear now and gets 400 miles to the charge. Less in real world driving but at least the car is here now and it's obtainable.

Additionally Tesla will most likely be producing future Model S cars with their 4680 batteries. So if Polstar really wants to compete then the Precept needs to match or exceed the Mod S on price, range and other metrics.

I will say it's an awesome looking car and with android OS means you'll get android auto and Apple car play.

[johnbodnar]

Very nice car but same problem as with other ev's, over priced, can't see where all the money went, good luck.

[thomassoderqvist]

Very good presentation of what I perceive as a very interesting car.

[Petelmrg]

Very pretty - but it isn't clever - where are the cars that are truly making use of the ev packaging advantages and not ending up with huge (albeit pretty) bodywork dimensions?

[jeromep]

I would love to get this but in the mean time before it comes out I’ll go get the Ford lightening truck and be satisfied

[DrScoob]

Unfortunately the price automatically excludes the 99% of consumers.

[DreamCarGarage]

Now that's more like it! Way better looking than that dumpy Pole Star 2!

[andrewgee]

Like it but I'm having the Cybertruck if I can afford it.

[daratreanor]

I love the look of this car but its too classy to use in day to day life, i think a kia EV6 would be a better option for me

[v-gun]

Very sneaky to mention the 3 year thing at the end of the video. If that was mentioned at the beginning of the video I wouldn't have bothered watching it. Who knows what other amazing electric cars will be available by then.

[andrewmarsden]

Should still be made in Europe, preferably Sweden in my opinion. Hope my silver investments mean I can afford one in 2024. Probably a bus knowing my luck.