Britain’s most-loved car goes electric as Everrati plans iconic Mini revival The Polestar 4, launched in 2024 and already the brands biggest seller, will gain an additional variant aimed at broadening its appeal. Lohscheller said: “Polestar 4 coupé is our current bestseller. Already by the end of this year, we will launch a new variant of Polestar 4, based on the same great technology. With this car, Polestar will once again set new standards. Sweden is famous for its estate cars, and its SUVs are world-class. We are combining the space of an estate and the versatility of an SUV with the dynamic performance that is Polestar.” The Polestar 2, which the firm describes as the foundation of its brand, will be replaced by a completely new successor in early 2027. Lohscheller commented: “Polestar 2 is the foundation of our brand, with over 190,000 cars sold and an enthusiastic community of customers. Bringing the next generation of this iconic car in record speed, by the start of next year, is very exciting. The car that we became known for will play a key role of our future success.” open image in gallery The Polestar 7 will launch to battle the Tesla Model Y in the world's biggest-selling EV category (Polestar) Looking further ahead, the Polestar 7 will see the brand enter the compact SUV segment, which it says accounted for approximately one third of total battery-electric vehicle volumes in 2025. Lohscheller said: “With Polestar 7 we are entering the largest EV segment in Europe, the compact SUV segment, we are convinced that we can offer customers a progressive performance-driven car for a very attractive price point, built in Europe.” Alongside the product expansion, Polestar said it expects low double-digit retail volume growth in 2026, supported by a 30 per cent expansion of its retail network. The sales mix is expected to evolve, with a greater share of Polestar 4 models, and the company said it will focus more heavily on the retail channel to drive what it described as “quality sales growth”. open image in gallery