Polestar’s glamorous 1 sports coupe will initially only be available through a subscription service but the company says that for the right price, consumers will be able to buy an example outright.
In a press statement shared to the media and reported by Autoblog, company spokesman Johan Meissner said:
“In simple terms, all Polestar cars will be offered on a comprehensive subscription basis that will cover depreciation, insurance and routine maintenance. If you wish to understand the cost of a Polestar 1, purely for competitor comparative reasons, the indicative target price would be in the region of 130-150,000 Euros. If a customer wanted to purchase the car outright, this is something that we would assess nearer the time.”
When the Polestar 1 launches, it will only be available for order through the brand’s website and on a two- or three-year subscription basis. That subscription will include everything from maintenance to insurance. Pricing is still being determined.
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