I had an opportunity to see the Polestar Precept at a Polestar 2 test drive day in Milton Keynes and was amazed at this concept car. It has been approved for production although some on the features will not appear on the Production car such as the non B pillar. The car will not pass the safety level expected without a B pillar. From what I have seen and understand, this electric car is looking a using recycled material on most of the parts. Their words not mine - Sometimes, it all comes together.
All the ambitions, hopes, aspirations, dreams, and plans. At Polestar, it’s about sustainability, technology, and their aspirations for design have all meshed, Mingled, Come together. And they have given it a name - It’s called Polestar Precept.
https://www.polestar.com/uk/precept/
Polestar has a vision: that sustainable materials can create new design opportunities while redefining premium, that technology can further close the gap between driver and car, and that design languages can (and should) always evolve. Polestar Precept brings that vision to life. It’s not some sci-fi flight of fancy, however. The sustainable and recycled materials found in the Precept can already be produced. The design is futuristic yet realistic; the next step for Polestar, not a leap. The technology is from a future just around the corner, so close as to almost be the present. We’ve borrowed from tomorrow. Not fifty years from now. It’s not a concept car. It’s a commitment car. A declaration of where we plan to go and what we plan to do. A rule to inform our future behaviour. A precept, in other words.
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“Polestar Precept’s aesthetics are rooted in cutting-edge technology rather than historical automotive references,” states Polestar Head of Design Maximilian Missoni when asked about the design of Polestar Precept. “Our goal was to question automotive conventions and traditions and start an entirely new chapter of avant-garde design.”
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