Polestar and NFS Heat™

What if Charlie got to design his own golden ticket? And Willy Wonka chose the winning ticket based solely on how cool it looked?

Digital art of a yellow Polestar parked in a garage with fluorescent lights.

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That's the premise of the Polestar NFS Heat™ competition. Use the NFS Heat™ Studio app to design a Polestar 1 exactly how you'd like it. You'll need to configure a few other cars before filling the barometer in the top right corner, which will then unlock the Polestar 1. Then you register and start designing.

Thanks for showing interest in the Polestar NFS Heat™ competition. Unfortunately, it's now closed.

Stay tuned during 2020 for more opportunities to compete.

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