Name: Polestar 3 2026
Brand: Polestar
SKU: Polestar-3-2026
Price: 325000 SAR
Availability: InStock

Engine options & Key Specifications

Provides enhanced traction, acceleration, and handling by powering both front and rear wheels independently.

Includes cutting-edge safety and semi-autonomous driving features for improved road safety and convenience.

Delivers impressive electric powertrain efficiency with high output and long-range capability, offering a compelling EV driving experience.

Power in cars, often measured as horsepower (hp) or kilowatts (kW), is the rate at which the engine can do work (torque) over time. High power means better acceleration and top speed.

Torque is the twisting or rotational force produced by the engine's crankshaft. It represents the engine's "pulling strength" for acceleration and carrying loads

Gross Weight is the maximum weight the car can safely hold, including the car itself, passengers, fuel, and all cargo.

Rear Suspension is the system of springs and shocks at the back that supports the car's weight, absorbs bumps, and keeps the rear tires on the road for stability.

Length is the total distance measured from the farthest point of the car's front bumper to the farthest point of its rear bumper.

Width is the overall distance measured at the widest part of the car, excluding side mirrors and flexible mudguards. It shows how wide a space the car needs.

Height is the vertical distance measured from the ground to the highest point on the car's body, unloaded. It affects garage clearance and center of gravity.

Wheelbase is the distance between the centre of the front wheels of the car and the centre of the rear wheels. This affects the ride quality and stability.

Curb weight is the ready-to-drive weight of the car: the vehicle itself, with all fluids (oil, coolant), and a full fuel tank, but no passengers or cargo.

The seating capacity is the maximum number of people (including the driver) the car is legally designed and manufactured to safely accommodate with dedicated seatbelts.

The number of doors takes into account passenger access doors and any rear hatch/liftgate (on hatchbacks/SUVs). The sedan's trunk lid does not count.

Drive Type is where the engine sends power to move the car.
(Front-Wheel Drive (FWD), Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD),  All-Wheel and 4X4.)

Number of speakers in a car refers to the total audio output units, affecting sound quality, clarity, and overall in-cabin entertainment experience.

Turning radius is the smallest circle that a car can make when its wheels have turned completely. The smaller radius means the car can turn more tightly for easier manoeuvring and U-turns.

Front brake type is the mechanism that is used to stop the front wheels. Most modern cars use disc brakes (pads squeeze the rotating rotor) for better, heat-resistant stopping power.

Rear Brake Type is the mechanism that is used to stop the Rear wheels. Most modern cars use disc brakes (pads squeeze the rotating rotor) for better, heat-resistant stopping power.

Rear Spoiler in cars improves aerodynamics by reducing lift and drag, enhancing stability, grip, and performance, especially at higher driving speeds.

Wheel covers are decorative plastic or metal discs mounted on plain steel wheels. They protect wheel faces, lug nuts and hubs from dirt and instantly improve the looks of the car

Cargo volume is the total storage space inside the car, usually measured in cubic feet or litters. This is usually an area usable for carrying luggage or luggage behind the rear seats or in the trunk.

Ground clearance is the vertical distance from the lowest point of the car's chassis (except the wheels) to the ground. More clearance helps the car avoid obstacles.

Apple CarPlay is a safe, smart way to use your iPhone while driving. It mirrors essential apps like maps, music and calls on your car's infotainment screen.

Android Auto is a safe, simple way to use your Android phone while driving. It displays key apps like maps, media, and messaging on your car's infotainment screen.

Touch screen size is the diagonal measurement in inches of the car's central display. Larger screens generally mean better visibility and easier interaction with features like navigation and media.

Fast charging for electric cars is a public station that provides high-voltage direct current (DC) power directly to the battery. It can recharge the battery up to 80% in about 30 minutes.

Car charging ports in KSA include Type 2, CCS2, GB/T, CHAdeMO, mainly supporting European, Chinese, and Japanese electric vehicles.

Battery capacity is the total amount of electric charge  stored in your Car's battery

Approach Angle is the steepest incline a car can climb before its front bumper or undercarriage scrapes the ground. A higher angle is better for off-roading.

Departure Angle is the steepest incline a car can drive down and off of without its rear bumper or any part of the rear undercarriage scraping the ground.

Break-Over Angle (or Ramp Angle) is the steepest peak or hump a car can drive over without the centre of its underside getting stuck or scraping the ground.

Power Windows use a small electric motor inside the door to raise or lower the glass when you press a button, replacing the old hand crank.

Power Steering uses hydraulic pressure or an electric motor to assist the driver in turning the wheels. It makes the steering wheel feel lighter and easier to turn.

Parking sensors detect obstacles while parking using ultrasonic or electromagnetic waves, helping drivers avoid collisions and park safely and accurately.

Automatic Climate Control in cars maintains a set cabin temperature by automatically adjusting fan speed, airflow, and cooling or heating as needed.

Heated Seats use electrical wires embedded in the cushions and backrests that turn on with a switch. They resist electricity to create instant warmth for passengers.

Ventilated Seats use small fans inside the seat cushions and backrests to circulate air through tiny holes in the upholstery. This reduces sweat and keeps you cool and dry.

Cruise Control in cars maintains a constant speed without driver input on the accelerator, enhancing comfort and efficiency during long-distance driving.

Adaptive Cruise Control automatically adjusts the vehicle’s speed to maintain a safe distance from the car ahead, enhancing comfort and safety.

Regenerative Braking uses the electric motor as a generator when slowing down. It converts the car's kinetic energy (motion) into electricity to recharge the battery, increasing range.

Towing Capacity is the maximum weight a car is rated to safely pull behind it, including the trailer and all its cargo. Never exceed this limit.

The Radio in a car receives invisible AM/FM signals broadcasted over the air by stations. It converts these signals into sound you hear through the car's speakers.

Rear Touch Screen Size is the diagonal measurement in inches of a car's back-seat display. It's used by passengers for media, climate, and navigation controls.

Rear Air Conditioning is a separate vent system that uses dedicated ducts to deliver cooled air directly to the back rows. It ensures quick and uniform cooling for all passengers.

Engine Start Stop Button allows drivers to start or stop the engine with a push, enhancing convenience, security, and modern vehicle functionality.

A Cooling Box is an insulated compartment, often the glove box or a centre console area, that uses a vent connected to the car's AC system to keep beverages and snacks chilled.

Voice Command systems let you speak instructions to the car to control features like navigation, music, or phone calls hands-free. This reduces driver distraction and improves safety.

Paddle Shifters allow drivers to manually shift gears using steering wheel-mounted levers, offering greater control and a sportier driving experience.

Central Console Armrest is a padded rest between the front seats. It supports the driver's and passenger's elbow for comfort and often contains a small storage bin.

A Rear Curtain is a retractable mesh screen fitted to the rear windshield. It blocks intense sunlight and glare for back-seat passengers while improving privacy.

Massage Seats use inflatable air bladders or mechanical rollers built into the seat to provide gentle rolling or kneading motions. This reduces driver fatigue and improves comfort on long drives.

Memory Seats use electronic sensors and a computer to store and recall the custom seating positions (seat, mirror, steering wheel) for multiple drivers with the push of a button.

Semi-automatic parking systems steer the car while the driver handles braking and gear shifts. Fully automatic systems control all functions to park the car by themselves.

Remote Engine Start/Stop lets you turn the car engine on or off from a distance using a key fob or smartphone app. It pre-warms or pre-cools the cabin for comfort.

A remote panic button triggers an alarm or alert in emergencies, helping attract attention and deter threats for personal safety.

Remote Adjustable Headrests use electric motors controlled by buttons on the door panel or center console to adjust the height and tilt of the headrest for optimal comfort and safety.

Power Folding 3rd Row Seat uses electric motors controlled by a button in the cargo area to automatically fold the seats flat. This makes quickly creating cargo space easy.

Hands-Free Tailgate in cars allows the trunk to open or close automatically by waving a foot under the rear bumper, enhancing convenience.

Auto-Start-Stop automatically shuts off the engine when the vehicle stops, like at traffic lights, and restarts it when the driver accelerates, improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions.

A Rear Window Sunblind is a retractable screen fitted to the back windshield. It blocks harsh sunlight and reduces glare for rear passengers and the driver.

A Rear Windscreen Sunblind is a retractable screen fitted to the rear glass. It cuts heat and sun glare for back-seat passengers without obstructing the driver's view.

A sunroof in car is a panel on the roof that opens to allow light and air, enhancing comfort and driving experience

Panoramic Sunroof in cars is a large glass roof panel that provides expansive outside views, natural light, and an airy cabin experience.

Adjustable Headlights allow drivers to change the angle or height of the light beam for optimal visibility based on road and load conditions.

Power Adjustable Rear View Mirror allows drivers to electronically adjust mirror angles for optimal rear visibility, enhancing safety and driving convenience.

Power Folding Rear View Mirror in cars automatically folds in or out, providing convenience, preventing damage, and saving space in tight areas.

Luggage Hooks are fixed points (usually in the trunk) to hang grocery or shopping bags. A Net is an elastic mesh that secures loose items on the floor, stopping them from sliding around.

Tyre Details Front describes the size, aspect ratio, and type of rubber tires fitted to the front wheels. This information is crucial for safety and correct replacement.

Tyre Details Rear describes the size, aspect ratio, and type of rubber tires fitted to the rear wheels. This information is crucial for safety and correct replacement.

Range is the maximum distance an electric vehicle (EV) can travel on a single, fully charged battery. It is often measured in miles or kilometers.

Side Stepper in cars provides a step below the door, making it easier to enter or exit high vehicles like SUVs and trucks.

Rear View Mirror Turn Indicator Lights enhance visibility by signalling lane changes or turns, alerting nearby drivers for improved safety and awareness.

Automatic driving lights use sensors to detect ambient light levels and automatically turn headlights on or off, improving safety and convenience during changing light conditions like dusk or tunnels.

Roof Rail in cars provides a mounting point for cargo carriers or roof racks, allowing safe transport of luggage, bikes, or equipment.

Headlamp Washers spray cleaning fluid onto the headlights to remove dirt, dust, or snow, ensuring maximum light output and better night visibility.

LED Daytime Running Lights (DRLs) enhance vehicle visibility during daylight, improving safety while consuming less power and offering stylish illumination.

Headlight types in cars include halogen, LED, and HID, each offering different brightness, energy efficiency, and lifespan for night visibility.

Taillight types in cars include halogen, LED, and OLED, offering varying brightness, efficiency, and style for rear visibility and safety.

Fog lights in cars are positioned low and emit wide beams to improve visibility during fog, rain, or snow by reducing glare.

Trunk opening in cars can be manual, remote, or automatic, providing access to cargo space for loading and unloading convenience.

Remote Trunk Opening allows the driver to unlock and pop open the car's trunk or hatch from a distance using a button on the key fob or the interior dashboard.

Heated Rear View Mirror in cars prevents fog and ice buildup on mirrors, ensuring clear visibility in cold or humid weather conditions.

Puddle Lights illuminate the ground near the car door when opened, enhancing visibility and safety in dark or low-light conditions.

Cornering Swivel Headlights pivot in the direction of steering, improving visibility on curves and corners, enhancing night driving safety and road awareness.

Cornering Swivel Fog Light activates in turns to improve visibility by directing light toward the turning direction, enhancing safety during night driving.

Projector Headlights use a focused lens to provide a sharper, more precise beam of light, improving nighttime visibility and reducing glare.

Wi-Fi Connectivity turns your car into a mobile hotspot by using a cellular data connection. This lets passengers connect devices like phones and tablets for internet access while driving.

Adjustable Steering (Tilt/Telescopic) allows the driver to move the steering wheel up, down, in, or out. This customizes the position for better comfort and control.

Cabin Noise Cancellation uses microphones to detect unwanted low-frequency noise (engine/road). It then generates an opposite sound wave through the speakers to cancel the noise via destructive interference.

Steering Wheel Material in cars affects grip, comfort, and aesthetics, commonly made of leather, urethane, or synthetic blends for better driving experience.

Glove Box in cars is a small storage compartment on the passenger side dashboard, used to store documents, tools, or small items.

Rear Folding Table in cars offers a convenient surface for rear passengers to place items, work, eat, or enjoy added comfort.

Adjustable Seats allow the driver and passengers to manually or electrically change the seat position (slide, recline, height, lumbar) for personalized comfort and driving posture.

Upholstery Material in cars refers to the fabric or leather covering seats and interiors, affecting comfort, durability, style, and overall luxury feel.

Ambient Light in cars provides soft interior illumination, enhancing cabin atmosphere, visibility, and aesthetics, especially during night driving or low-light conditions.

The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) prevents the wheels from locking during sudden braking. This helps maintain steering control and reduces stopping distance on slippery roads.

An Anti-Theft Alarm is a security system that emits a loud sound and flashing lights when it detects unauthorized entry (like a forced door or broken window), deterring thieves.

Provides powerful, instant torque and superior traction for dynamic and responsive driving in various conditions.

Offers an extended electric range with fast charging capabilities to minimize downtime and maximize driving distance.

Delivers semi-autonomous driving capabilities including adaptive cruise control and lane keeping assistance for enhanced safety and convenience.

Provides efficient power delivery with a balanced driving experience and extended electric range.

Offers a clean, functional cabin with high-quality materials that emphasize comfort and modern aesthetics.

Includes features like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and automated emergency braking for enhanced safety and convenience.

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