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Luxurious leisure: how Polestar and Bailie Lodges are reinventing the Aussie road trip

Picture this: You’re road-tripping around Australia in a Polestar. You might be cruising along sun-drenched coastal drives, with the windows down, salt spray in the air, and a playlist that’s perfectly curated. Or perhaps you’re winding your way through the lush rainforests, gliding through hills and valleys, and taking in the unique sounds of Australia’s wildlife from your quiet Polestar ride. Maybe you’re embarking on a quick weekend getaway to wine country, eager to unwind in the hills and taste some of our finest exports. Responsibly, of course. Australia offers so much for those who travel by road. With an ever-changing landscape stretching across thousands of kilometers, there’s always something new to discover from the driver’s (or passenger’s) seat. As we transition into the electric age, driving a Polestar while staying at one of Baillie Lodges’ luxurious locations becomes just as much a part of the experience as the destination itself.

Simplicity and innovation: principles that drive Polestar and industrial designer David Caon.

When it comes to great design, the worlds of cars, furniture, and even aviation aren’t as far apart as they might seem. At their best, they share the same core principles: simplicity, innovation, and an ability to make life not just easier, but richer. That’s why Polestar has announced a new partnership with acclaimed Australian industrial designer David Caon, founder of Caon Design Office.

Beyond the Horizon: Polestar collaborates with artist Justin Ridler for Sydney Contemporary

Exhibited alongside Polestar 4 at this year’s Sydney Contemporary, Melbourne artist Justin Ridler’s work captures the anti-twilight arch - a unique natural phenomenon where the Earth’s shadow becomes visible, cast into space as twilight approaches.