Polestar sets production car record for longest drive on a single charge

In a thrilling demonstration of electric vehicle capabilities, the Polestar 3, an electric SUV from the renowned Volvo offshoot, has achieved a remarkable feat by setting a new world record for the longest distance driven on a single charge. This single-motor variant of the SUV was piloted by three skilled efficiency drivers—Sam Clarke, Kevin Booker, and Richard Parker—who together covered an impressive 581.3 miles (935.4 kilometers) in just under 23 hours, clocking in at 22 hours and 57 minutes. The drive showcased an impressive efficiency of 5.1 miles per kilowatt-hour, significantly surpassing the performance metrics observed with the twin-motor model in everyday use by over 40 percent. Polestar's CEO, Michael Lohscheller, expressed pride in this milestone, stating, "We are very proud to say we have a world record holder in the Polestar family! This official Guinness World Record for range is another proof point that Polestar 3 is setting new standards. We will continue to push the boundaries of technology and electric performance." This achievement not only highlights the technological advancements within the Polestar 3 but also reinforces the brand's commitment to leading the charge in electric vehicle innovation.