After the US Commerce Department blocked Polestar from selling any 2027-model-year cars in the country, the brand has started discounting its remaining 2026 inventory to clear dealer lots before the ban takes hold.
On the Polestar 4, a cash purchase now qualifies for up to $25,000 off. The Rear motor’s base price after the $1,400 destination fee is $57,800, bringing a cash deal to roughly $32,800 before tax and registration. Financing carries a smaller $18,000 discount but comes with 0% APR, and leasing starts at $399 a month for 39 months with $1,000 due at signing.
The Polestar 3 carries a discount of up to $23,000 for cash buyers or through promotional financing offers.
From the 2027 model year, Polestar will be barred from selling any new cars in the United States. The block comes from the Connected Vehicles Rule, which restricts Chinese-linked connectivity hardware and software in cars sold in the US; Polestar is majority owned by China’s Geely. Dealers can still service cars already sold and sell off remaining stock in the meantime.
The Polestar 4 is an electric SUV coupe with no rear window, replaced by a rear-facing camera instead. US buyers choose between a 272 hp single motor and a 544 hp dual motor, both on a 100 kWh battery, from $56,400.
The Polestar 3 is a mid-size all-electric SUV built on the Geely-Volvo SEA platform. US buyers choose between a 299 hp single motor and a 489 hp dual motor, both with a 111 kWh battery and up to 563 km of EPA-equivalent range. Pricing starts at $67,500.
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