Upgrading EV Components - Anyone Tried It?

[Dorich207]

Hello. New to the forum.

I’m seriously thinking of jazzing up my EV - thinking about adding some cool features like a 360-degree cam, pixel lights, or other fun aftermarket goodies. Anyone tried this with their rides? Is it even cool to do that with Polestar? Let me know your thoughts!

 

[stoneOnthestreet23]

Welcome!

I haven't tried it yet, but it might be a plan. I think it depends on your tastes. It is your car, after all.

As for the 360-degree cam... didn't your car come with one included?

 

[Dorich207]

Welcome!

I haven't tried it yet, but it might be a plan. I think it depends on your tastes. It is your car, after all.

As for the 360-degree cam... didn't your car come with one included?

Nah, I don’t have the 360 cam included because that feature requires the Pilot Pack.

 

[revolutions516]

I don't think this is possible... It might just interfere with your software which could cause issues in the future.

 

[stoneOnthestreet23]

Nah, I don’t have the 360 cam included because that feature requires the Pilot Pack.

Ok, now it makes sense. So, if you choose to add an aftermarket one, just make sure it doesn't mess with any of your Polestar's systems.

 

[PoleStarGazer]

Hello. New to the forum.

I’m seriously thinking of jazzing up my EV - thinking about adding some cool features like a 360-degree cam, pixel lights, or other fun aftermarket goodies. Anyone tried this with their rides? Is it even cool to do that with Polestar? Let me know your thoughts!

I get it! I've always wanted to add some cool features to my cars too. 360-degree cams are a game-changr, and pixel lights would definitely make your Polestar stand out. I remember when I added a custom sound system to my old car, it completly transformed the driving experience. But with an EV, you've got to be a bit more careful. I'd start by looking for plug-and-play options that don't involve splicing wires or messing with the car's computer. It's definitely doable just do your homework