Polestar 3 in the test: The wild Volvo brother (almost) without a speed limit
In the Geely empire, Polestar stands for Nordic nobility. The brand has recently given the Polestar 3 an update to compete with BMW and Mercedes. And that's really exciting.
The Polestar 3 has been updated with significant changes, despite its exterior design remaining largely the same since its debut in 2022. The electric vehicle now features an 800-volt system, allowing it to charge at a maximum power of 350 kW, and can reach 80% charge in 22 minutes. The car's powertrain has also been improved, with a new rear permanent synchronous motor and an asynchronous motor on the all-wheel drive version, which should reduce energy consumption.
Additionally, the car features a new processor from Nvidia, which increases its computing power eightfold.
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