Polestar Unveils Formula 2030 Concept Car

On November 10, 2026, Polestar unveiled the Formula 2030 concept car. The vehicle features a sporty hatchback profile, a widebody stance, and 22-inch center-lock wheels. The body eliminates the B-pillar and adds a pair of rear-hinged rear doors, with four seats and both front and rear trunks. The Formula 2030 measures 4,680mm in length, 2,021mm in width, and 1,350mm in height, built on a dedicated EV platform with a wheelbase of 2,780mm. It is equipped with a vertical front wiper, a panoramic glass roof extending to a large rear spoiler, and a lidar unit that rises only when the autonomous driving system is activated. Inside, four individual seats feature inflatable side bolsters and cushions. The cockpit is driver-oriented, with a 20-inch curved instrument display mounted on the steering column, a 12.2-inch touchscreen integrated into the center console, and eight customizable physical controls retained below the central screen. When switching to autonomous driving mode, the central screen rises from the dashboard and the distance between the steering wheel and the seat increases; in performance mode, the central screen lowers into the center console while the steering wheel and instrument display move closer to the driver. In terms of powertrain, Polestar has not disclosed specific parameters such as output power or battery capacity for the Formula 2030, confirming only that it is purely electric. Polestar has confirmed that the next-generation Polestar 2 and Polestar 7 will adopt some design elements from the concept car. The new-generation Polestar 2 is planned for launch in 2027, while the Polestar 7, positioned as a compact electric SUV, is scheduled for 2028.