by Polestar offers huge discounts amid exit from US market
After the unexpected US government announcement that Polestar will no longer be able to sell its cars in the country after the 2026 model year, the company has introduced significant discounts for buyers. If you do not mind the brand’s imminent departure from the market, you can get an exceptional deal.
Details of discounts on Polestar 4
Polestar has announced a $25,000 incentive for clean vehicles, which applies to both the Polestar 4 Rear Motor and Dual Motor. Thanks to this significant price reduction, you can now get the Polestar 4 Rear Motor for $31,400, which is less than the cost of a new Chevrolet Bolt RS. The Polestar 4 Dual Motor version is available for $37,900. For comparison, the Model Y Performance costs at least $57,990.
Polestar owners fear a collapse in resale value similar to Fisker after the US ban
If you do not have the cash for an immediate purchase of a new Polestar 4, the company also offers a $19,000 incentive that can be applied to leased vehicles. At just $399 per month for 39 months, this lease offer looks very attractive for those seeking a new electric car.
Discounts on Polestar 3
Of course, the Polestar 4 is not the only model available with big discounts. Polestar has announced a $23,000 incentive for the larger 3 SUV, bringing the price of the Long Range Single Motor down to $44,500. Additionally, the Long Range Dual Motor is available for $50,400, and the flagship Long Range Dual Motor with Performance Pack is available for $56,400, significantly less than the starting price of $79,400.
Leasing for the Polestar 3 is also available from $579 per month for 27 months, depending on your location, and includes a $20,000 incentive.
It is important to note that current Polestar offers are valid only until July 31, and buyers must take delivery of the vehicle by this date. Obviously, buying a car from a company that will soon cease operations in the US carries risks, but unlike Fisker, Polestar will continue to operate globally, and the company says it will continue to service its existing service centers across the country.
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These moves by Polestar demonstrate an attempt to sell off its vehicle inventory as quickly as possible before its forced exit from the US market. Despite the risks associated with the future lack of official sales, the company is trying to reassure customers about continued service support. Such aggressive discounts could be advantageous for buyers willing to take a risk for significant savings, especially considering that Polestar remains part of the larger Volvo group and will continue operations in other markets.
