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|The rear windscreen delete on the Polestar 4 may look futuristic, but it’s pointless, unnecessary, and dangerous.

Polestar is a confusing company. China’s Geely owns it, and though its cars look like electric Volvos, and Volvo remains a shareholder, the cars share nothing with Volvo’s models. Polestar actually started as that brand’s sports division — responsible for its road-racing cars and limited-edition, bright-blue, high-power models — before being spun off as Volvo’s electric line, and then into a separate company.

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|Polestar is a confusing company. China’s Geely owns it, and though its cars look like electric Volvos, and Volvo remains a shareholder, the cars share nothing with Volvo’s models. Polestar actually started as that brand’s sports division — responsible for its road-racing cars and limited-edition, bright-blue, high-power models — before being spun off as Volvo’s electric line, and then into a separate company.
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