VOLVO POLESTAR PERFORMANCE / RACING BADGE EMBLEM (BLUE)

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In 2020 the Polestar logo was refreshed again. The structure and style remained untouched, while the color palette was switched to two shades of gray. One half of each element was colored in light gray, while the second half — in its darker shade, and this way the logo became more dynamic and light, brilliantly representing the essence of the brand and its purpose. Font and color All that said, our test car was riding on optional 20in alloys, and we’ll have to test a car on the standard 19in rims to find out how much impact wheel size has on that sensation.

Of course, the electronic nannies will step in if things really get out of hand, and drivers will have to try hard if they want the tail to swing out, but it’s possible. Among keen drivers, that won’t be a problem, but the unwary might be caught off-guard. The earliest badge looked rather plain. It was just a sky blue rectangle with the word “Polestar” in silver lowercase letters. Next to the lettering, there was a stylized star with four rays and a circle in its center. The rectangle had a silver frame. To our eyes it’s not entirely successful as a design element – it’s far from the cleanest way of integrating the safety tech – but it isn’t a complete disaster, and while the old car was arguably better looking the difference isn’t night and day. The most popular advice topics — we've got you covered 2035 petrol and diesel car ban: 12 things to know AdviceAs a result, the Polestar still looks good alongside its rivals, which include the Tesla Model 3, BMW i4, Kia EV6 and Hyundai Ioniq 6. Interior and practicality

The stars and their cars Giorgetto Giugiaro, legendary car designer Gran Turismo star on fatal Nurburgring crash Duke of Richmond Q&A: 75 years of Goodwood › More here... In addition to Toyota creating Lexus, we have also seen Nissan setting up Infiniti (which has come and gone from Europe), Hyundai creating Genesis, Citroën spinning off its DS models into a separate company called DS Automobiles, SEAT creating a sporty Cupra brand and Volvo doing a similar thing with Polestar.The changes are numerous, with new electric motors, faster charging and a longer range all among the headlines. Polestar has tweaked the styling, too, giving the 2 a new front end and wheels, with additional safety tech included as standard.