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Another pet peeve is excessive ambient lighting: “There are so many lights everywhere that I feel like I’m in a mini-Vegas! So many buttons, so many lights: this is purple, this is green, this is orange.” He went on to say automakers are overdoing it on the outside as well, referring to some cars as “Christmas lights on the street.”<\/p>\n
During the same interview, Escobedo mentioned the Geely-owned automaker won’t put massive badges on its cars as the goal is to make the design say it’s a Polestar rather than a “humongous label.” In other words, the Gothenburg-based EV brand isn’t interested in coming out with shouty designs for the sake of letting everyone know the make of the model.<\/p>\n
Polestar has a couple of interesting models on the horizon, chiefly the 5 sleek four-door gran tourer launching next year and the limited-run\u00a06 roadster due in 2026.<\/p>\n