Polestar 4 SUV Launches at €57,900 and It Has a Rear Window
The redesigned Polestar 4 ditches the original concept's no-rear-window layout for a conventional glass panel.
Polestar has launched its Polestar 4 SUV at €57,900 in European markets, and the production version brings a notable change from earlier design concepts by restoring a traditional rear window that was absent on the original concept car.
What Happened
The Polestar 4 officially entered production with an announced launch price of €57,900 for European buyers. The SUV marks a departure from the original concept previewed years earlier, which featured a coupe-like roofline without a conventional rear glass panel. The production model restores this window, allowing rear passengers direct visibility rather than relying solely on cameras and digital displays.
Why It Matters
The reintroduction of the physical rear window addresses one of the more polarizing aspects of Polestar's design direction. By returning to a traditional layout, the Polestar 4 may appeal to buyers who found the concept's camera-dependent setup impractical or unfamiliar. The €57,900 price point positions it competitively against other premium electric SUVs in Europe.
The Bottom Line
Polestar has delivered its fourth model with an updated design that prioritizes conventional visibility over the more experimental approach previewed earlier. Pricing at €57,900 brings the Polestar 4 into direct competition with established luxury EV crossovers.
