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The power of 2

When you say goodbye to your internal combustion engine vehicle, you can say hello to an additional $2,000 towards the value of your trade-in*.

A white Polestar 2 parked in front of a wall with text saying The power of 2.

The goal of this program is to promote the switch from internal combustion engine vehicles and to help accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable mobility. That’s why Polestar combines electric driving with unparalleled performance and minimalistic design, making the choice to switch to electric driving easy. Paving the way to sustainable mobility with a unique driving experience.

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*Trade-in subject to Space's discretion. See Space for further details.

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