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I bet there's something weird going on with your car's VIN.

You should get your fluids and tires checked, but there's probably not much they'll need to do.

I don't really need that performance pack, I find the regular Polestar fast already,

Based on my previous experience with my PS2, where I noticed a significant improvement in overall system stability about two years after its initial release, I intend to follow a similar strategy with the PS3.

Based on the videos, it sounds like the issue might be related to the sway bar bushings or the ball joints. I would recommend seeking a second opinion from an independent mechanic. If there are any reputable shops in your area, I'd consider taking it to them for diagnosis.

Have you been able to resolve the issue? Did the dealership fix it?

How about shaving your dog???

They're likely still refining the software to ensure the car's stability, key recognition, and overall system reliability :censored:

Is LiDAR in the Polestar 3 worth the hype? I'm skeptical about its real-world safety benefits, especially with self-driving tech still under development.

It's always a good practice to double check your car before leaving it no matter how advanced the tech is today ;)

In mild weather (around 15°C or 59°F), I typically drive at 110 km/h (68 mph) on highways. I cannot recall the exact fuel consumption to the decimal point. My range calculations are based on an 82-kWh battery capacity. During cold weather, I keep the temperature at 18°C (64°F) and primarily use...

I only trust Michelin for my cars. You might want to consider Michelin Pilot Sport tires. They have an excellent reputation.

I was out for a business trip for 2 weeks and when I got home and used it, there’s like a soft-like feeling idk how to describe but something soft when I step on the brakes (really different than iit should be) and I smelled a burnt odor, a really unusual odor. I went out and noticed that my...