Polestar has unveiled the Formula 2030 concept, a futuristic electric sports hatch. The vehicle measures 4,680 mm in length, 2,021 mm in width, and 1,350 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,780 mm. It features 22-inch center-lock wheels, a pillarless design with rear-hinged doors, and a retractable LiDAR sensor.
The interior includes four individual seats with inflatable bolsters. The cockpit features a 20-inch curved display on the steering column and a 12.2-inch central touchscreen. Notably, the cabin incorporates eight customizable physical controls. The interior layout adjusts based on the selected driving mode, such as Autonomous or Performance.
While Polestar has not disclosed technical specifications for the powertrain, the concept includes race-inspired Öhlins dampers and dedicated storage for helmets and a fire extinguisher. The company confirmed that design elements from the Formula 2030 will be integrated into the next-generation Polestar 2, arriving in 2027, and the Polestar 7, expected in 2028.
Separately, Polestar faces a de facto ban in the United States starting with the 2027 model year due to the US Connected Vehicles Rule, which restricts China-linked technology. The company has stated it will not contest this regulation, effectively ending its future operations in the American market.
