Polestar has confirmed the largest product offensive in its history, announcing four new electric vehicles will launch within the next three years as it targets the most profitable and fastest-growing EV segments globally.
The Swedish performance EV brand expects low double-digit retail volume growth in 2026, supported by a 30 per cent expansion of its retail network and an evolving sales mix led by the Polestar 4.
Four new models confirmed
Under the plan, Polestar will introduce:
- Polestar 5 – the four-door Grand Tourer – with deliveries beginning from summer 2026.
- A new variant of Polestar 4 later this year, with deliveries from Q4 2026.
- A completely new, next-generation Polestar 2 in early 2027.
- The compact premium SUV Polestar 7 in 2028.
CEO Michael Lohscheller said the expansion follows the company’s strongest sales year to date and positions Polestar squarely in the heart of the global EV market.
“Following our best sales year ever, we are now launching the largest model offensive in our history, with four premium EVs coming to market within three years,” he said.
He described the Polestar 5 as the brand’s “halo car”, built on a lightweight bonded aluminium platform and designed to bring higher levels of performance and luxury to the grand-tourer segment.
Targeting high-volume EV segments
The new Polestar 4 variant is intended to broaden the model’s appeal by combining estate-like space with SUV versatility and performance-focused dynamics.
The next-generation Polestar 2 will replace the sedan that established the brand globally, with more than 190,000 units sold to date.
Looking further ahead, Polestar 7 will enter the compact SUV segment, which the company notes accounted for approximately one-third of total BEV volumes in Europe in 2025. Production of Polestar 7 is planned for Europe, further diversifying Polestar’s manufacturing footprint.
Despite geopolitical and economic uncertainty, Polestar delivered its best year ever for retail sales in 2025.
For fleet and corporate buyers, the expanded line-up signals a broader range of premium EV options across sedan, GT and SUV segments through to 2028, providing additional pathways to transition executive and novated lease programs to fully electric models.
