Practical test Polestar 4: Who needs a rear window?

cenews – August 29, 2025

By Frank Wald

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Sometimes even things that don't exist become a topic of conversation. In the case of the Polestar 4, it is the missing rear window. Anyone standing in front of the Swedish-Chinese electric crossover for the first time may admire the elegant sweep of the roofline, the sporty stature, the almost futuristic rear end. But on second glance at the latest, the question arises: "Wait a minute - how do I actually look behind?" The answer is: with the interior mirror. Except that this is not a mirror in the classic sense, but a display fed by a camera at the rear.

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