There is a problem with theEX90 An affluent buyer who likes safety, Scando design, electric power, and superb build quality will be the same customer as from a sibling under parent company. Polestar 3 is the same EV platform as the EX90 The Long Range dual motor model will hit 62 mph from rest in less than 5 seconds and have 377 miles on a charge. You can get the Long Range dual motor with performance pack for $89,900 if you throw polestar. The cars will reach 130 mph. The Volvo and Polestar are both based on the same platform and have the same length, width, and height.
The Polestar is a little lighter than the Volvo at just under 2.6 tons. The Volvo looks like it would shudder if you pointed it towards a Nike store, while the Polestar looks like it would be more dynamic. There are some differences. There are many similarities between the interiors and the exteriors.
The Polestar won't get the rearmost bank of seats because it's a five-seater. The two are very similar. The main thing that will make these two cars different is how they look inside and out.
The challenge of moving from internal combustion engines to electric cars is that brands have to reconfigure themselves. He says that much of the history of cars was based on dependability. The German brands were considered to be very competent in their engineering, which made them favorites. There was a time when the mechanical side of the vehicle was very important. We don't have the opportunity to differentiate with electric components.
The former director of design at Jaguar knows all about working with similar tools as sister companies and trying to keep things different. Design departments have a lot to do with this. You think brands would say, "Well, you'll do that, we'll do this" It does not work that way. They are quite competitive inside.