Standard Features and Options
The Core gives its buyer far more than the typical entry-level grade does, with a list of standard amenities such as a power panoramic sunroof, Nordico (leatherette) seating surfaces, heated front seats, wireless device charging, power-folding rear headrests, a hands-free tailgate, proximity keyless entry, wiper blades with integrated washers, an Orrefors crystal gear selector knob, power retractable side mirrors, and driver’s-side memory. This edition also has auto-dimming rear and side mirrors, a 12.3-inch driver display, roof rails, USB ports, rear privacy glass, power child-safety locks, and 18-inch wheels.
The upgrades for the Plus include a cabin air purifier, a stainless-steel tailgate scuff plate, enhanced cabin lighting, and 19-inch alloy wheels. Comfort and convenience are front and center with the Ultra, which gets Nappa leather upholstery, heated and ventilated front seats (with power side bolsters and expanded power lumbar controls), a head-up display, power cushion extension for the driver's seat, front passenger-seat memory, a tailored dashboard, and 20-inch wheels. That trim package can take on a stealthier look as the Ultra Black Edition, which keeps the Ultra’s features and adds dark exterior trim and 21-inch wheels. An upgraded chassis with enhanced springs and shock absorbers for improved agility, control, and comfort separates the Polestar Engineered from the other trims. It also expands on the Ultra's equipment list by adding contoured front seats (upholstered in a combination of Nappa leather, leatherette, and cloth), a heated steering wheel, and heated rear outboard seats. Most trims (except the Polestar Engineered) are eligible for a climate package that will add a heated steering wheel, headlamp washers, and a choice of heated rear outboard seats or integrated child booster cushions.
