Polestar 4: The $58K EV That Said ‘Who Needs Rear Glass?’
KEY POINTS
- •Polestar launched the 4 model on November 14, 2023.
- •The Polestar 4 starts at $57,800.
- •It features no rear windshield for visibility.
- •Polestar has previously launched the 2 and 3 models.
Meet the 2026 Polestar 4, the Swedish EV that’s got luxury crossover buyers scratching their heads harder than a cat on a Zoom call. Launching between the Polestar 2 sedan (2021) and the chunkier Polestar 3 SUV (2024), it’s the compact coupe-crossover that dared to ditch its rear windshield entirely—because why have glass when you can have cameras, right? Starting at a wallet-tingling $57,800, this thing flouts tradition like it’s starring in a tech rebellion and promises a fun drive once you un-learn how cars 'usually' work. Image credit: Peter Nelson/The Verge, who caught this wild ride mid-lack-of-glass in full pixelated glory.
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Polestar 4 dropped rear glass like it’s hot. Because who needs windows when you can stare into a camera feed? $57,800 for a car that says: ‘Hey, trust your screens more than your eyeballs.’ Next up: cars without steering wheels, just vibes.
Polestar 4: for people who want their car to feel like an Apple Watch without the screen but with all the price tag drama.
Swedish engineers asked, 'What if the rear windshield ghosted us?' Polestar 4 answered by ghosting glass entirely. Welcome to future commutes, where your only rearview is a digital brooding.
Source: Theverge | Published: 11/7/2025 | Author: Peter Nelson
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