Polestar is a high-performance automotive brand born on the racetrack, established in 1996, and has been cooperating with Volvo Cars for over 20 years, achieving outstanding results in the racing field, including 7 Driver's Championships, 8 Team Championships, and 103 race wins, among other honors. Polestar focuses on providing performance car enthusiasts with a thrilling driving experience, known for excellent grip and handling in both racing and civilian vehicles. The brand emphasizes design philosophy, pursuing balance and handling of the vehicles, while relying on Volvo's platform to provide safe and reliable automotive products.
In 2017, Polestar announced it would become a new independent high-performance electric vehicle brand and unveiled its first high-performance electric hybrid GT coupe – the Polestar 1, a collectible GT coupe produced in limited numbers globally each year. In 2019, Polestar launched its first pure electric vehicle – the Polestar 2, an electric car with minimalist aesthetics at its core, professional-level high-performance driving pleasure, and smart open innovative technology. Polestar is committed to creating a pure, pioneering, and high-performance brand experience, and with a unique brand philosophy that prioritizes design, it builds environmentally friendly and fun electric cars, providing users with a no-compromise driving experience.
The Polestar production base in Chengdu is designed by the renowned architectural firm Snøhetta, an "art factory" that combines minimalist design, cutting-edge manufacturing technology, and avant-garde environmental protection concepts. The brand's exclusive production base globally, where the Polestar 1 is mass-produced. The production base is committed to achieving climate neutrality goals, using 100% renewable electricity, and implementing circular methods to handle waste.