Polestar 4

After getting more seat time in the 2026 Polestar 4, multiple Cars.com reviewers declare its controversial design too difficult and unpleasant for daily use.

From luxury models to off-roaders, many of the new electric vehicles at the 2026 Chicago Auto Show are SUVs.

Though it offers a familiar driving experience and the cabin features high-grade materials, Polestar’s decision not to include a rear window in the 4 SUV coupe has potentially significant consequences.

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The Polestar 4 compact electric SUV is finally on sale in the U.S., albeit with a slightly higher price than initially announced.

Orders open in late April, and the base Long Range Single Motor variant starts at $56,300 (including destination).

While many of the 2025 Polestar 4’s design elements are similar to what you see on other Polestar models, its lack of a rear window is a departure from most everything else on the road.

The coupe-style 2025 Polestar 4 SUV brings more powertrain options, increased horsepower and faster acceleration to the table along with one other unique element — a missing rear window.

While details about the Polestar 4 are slim, the brand released a teaser image and a few tidbits ahead of its reveal.