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Polestar precept walkaround and details
The Polestar precept walkaround and details
the awesome rear view of pole star preset school
signature the light super precise geometric in a soft
a sculptural body that’s principal the architecture that
we use at pole star one great innovation we put into
a precept is Cameron area projecting an image onto
the inner mirror of the rear street by that we do not
have to build in a window for the rearview we can
make a really big boot lid and move the beam that
normally is hovering above the rear occupants much
further back so that you have the panoramic roof
extend it you get all the nice light and of course as
well space for your head the smart zone at pasta
we replaced what used to be the grill with electric
elements that we collect the elements that are
needed for the pilot assist system and we have
that all nicely techy put into the smart zone
where they all find a natural face defining place
for the electric age, we split the horizontal element
of Taurus Emma into two and have that nice parallel
move here with body-color in between that is
the evolution of tours hammer to post away I
showed you a smart zone now let’s talk about
the wing in the front of the precept is there for
improved laminar flow of the air really good
aerodynamics important for the range of an electric
car links when it’s charging that’s beautiful precise
lines wonderful central shapes and a wing that has all
the power, not the v8 anymore that is the modern
architecture powerful wheels aerodynamic
Important element for our design
flow do you see a crow on precept mmm tiny little
but what you see most is what we love the play
between high gloss surfaces and met within one
color or switching between materials that is what
we consider a new modern look of car graphics is
an important element for our design technical cool
description nicely adding to the precise expression
of our designs, the sill is not made in carbon fiber
the sill actually is finished as well in becoming material
the sustainable natural fiber material in the exterior
as well the smart zone at the site for the sensors
that monitor to the side of the car collected in the high
gloss smart zone matte gloss and the nice matte
silver body of the precept it’s not just flush door
hammers it’s as well the flush integration of the glass
really getting all the little disturbance for the airflow
out of the concept and making it as aerodynamic as
possible you know the shape of the coke bottle a nice
slim waist and a powerful hip this is where the rear
the wheel gets the power and where the cabin nice
aerodynamic tapers that is what made great sports
cars in the past and it makes a great preset for
the future long-wheelbase great for an electric car lot
of batteries and lots of space for the legs of the occupants
that’s what I’ve been talking about long wheelbase
gives you great interior space despite that it’s a low
the sporty car you get a really comfortable great interior
space and now let’s play the trick natural fibers in
the interior instead of using lots of virgin plastics
we have become natural fiber material for our interior
Specifications
panels real sustainability put into the modern car
aesthetics okay sitting in the second row I enjoy this
great space for my knees the view of the gigantic
panoramic roof into the blue sky and we talked about
the rearview mirror inner being fed by a camera we
could move the metal structure which is normally right
behind your head far away so the panoramic roof
can extend and give you that incredible feeling of free
open-air and the space around you which indeed it’s
real so when I sit down in the preset the car recognizes
me and welcomes me and this nice light sequence
shows that the car is initiated the dashboard actually is
quite far away the biggest function of the dashboard is
to carry the air duct for the climatization in front of you
are two displays one for the driver with the driver
centric information it is horizontal in the steering
wheel and the big screen in the center portray the style
giving you all the interaction information that you
need for the infotainment feature I like the most in
the interaction system is the proximity that means you
have a really clean easy-to-read screen but reaching
out buttons pop up additional information and you
have big nice touch areas that are easy to touch in a
a moving car taking the hand away it goes back to
the calm view term a turn indication is now mixed
together with the Google Maps traffic information
and the ADA’s information of the car you all merged
into one display vegan interiors is a big topic for
pasta and here in the precept we use recycled PET
bottles to produce the yarn for our seat cover
One of the key challenges
material seat cover itself is produced in a technology
that is called 3d knitting and the 3d knitting you
produce as one shape the cover for the seat and
by that, of course, you avoid all the cut-offs and all
the waste material that you produce normally
those panels are backlit to show you something
we have the flux here making the nice vertical
structure and you see the cross members in the back
the grid that is the power-ups made as well out of
flux and it gives the whole panel the structural
the strength that they need (polestar)
three Dean, it is a fabric knitted from a single strand
of yarn made from discarded PT bottles made to a
specific size with no offcuts this both repurposes
used plastic and eliminates waste it also redefines
premium as a unique material previously only seen
in the world of fashion 3d knit as seen in the Polestar
precept occupies the space where design sustainability
and innovation meet (polestar)
one of the key challenges for our industry is how to
become more sustainable without sacrificing
the performance or aesthetics of the innovative
composites from becoming showcased in the precept
are 50% lighter than traditional materials and reduce
vibrations by an amazing 250 percent (polestar)
they cut down on plastic content and waste material
and they’re made from fully sustainable flex
we’re on a journey towards greatest sustainability
using sustainable materials in both the interior and
the exterior of our cars is a significant step in the right
direction when they also offer new design possibilities
and a new definition of premium it’s even more significant
