Swedish automaker Polestar presents a look at the Polestar 4, which is a five-door electric SUV coupé. The most notable feature is more of a lack of as the new model is free of any rear windows. It is launching in the Australian and European markets following the Chinese launch that took place last year.
The elimination of the window is done so by relying on other technological advancements including the roof-mounted camera at the back for a clear picture. Head of design at Polestar, Maximilian Mossoni notes, "Normally, you need to provide for a good rear view with the inner rear-view mirror. We have realized that the technology has reached a point where you can switch out the physical mirror with a digital display and an HD camera."
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What's Driving This Trend
- Elimination of Rear Windows
- The Polestar 4 removes the back window feature, relying on a roof-mounted camera for a clear picture.
- Digital Rear-view Mirror
- Polestar leverages technology by replacing the physical mirror with a digital display and an HD camera.
- Technological Advancements in Automotive Design
- Polestar embraces technological advancements to enhance the design and functionality of its electric SUV coupé.
Who This Affects Most
- Electric Vehicle Manufacturing
- The Polestar 4's innovative approach to rear windows presents opportunities for electric vehicle manufacturers to explore alternative window designs.
- Automotive Technology
- The integration of a digital rear-view mirror in the Polestar 4 creates opportunities for automotive technology companies to develop advanced camera systems.
- Automotive Design and Manufacturing
- Polestar's use of technology to enhance design showcases the potential for innovative collaborations between automakers and technology companies.
