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We plan to do so in the near future, watch this space

I can see you’re really excited about Polestar, and it’s great to see enthusiasm for a brand that offers a premium experience! Polestar definitely has a strong luxury appeal, especially when it comes to design and craftsmanship. That being said, it's important to keep in mind the price difference between Tesla and Polestar models. Tesla's more affordable models like the Model 3 and Model Y make electric vehicles more accessible to a broader range of buyers, including those who may not be looking for a luxury vehicle. Tesla's focus has largely been on affordability and performance, while Polestar does cater to a more premium market, which is reflected in its pricing. So, while Polestar offers a higher-end feel, the price disparity means that for many, Tesla’s affordability and tech features (like Autopilot and Supercharger access) can be more appealing. It really comes down to what you're looking for-whether it’s luxury and design or tech and accessibility. My analysis also focused on value for Money, The Polestar is still going to need to use the Supercharger Network of Tesla for it to be very serviceable hence my thoughts on its value Thanks for sharing your perspective! It's always great to discuss the different strengths of these brands.

I can see you’re really excited about Polestar, and it’s great to see enthusiasm for a brand that offers a premium experience! Polestar definitely has a strong luxury appeal, especially when it comes to design and craftsmanship. That being said, it's important to keep in mind the price difference between Tesla and Polestar models. Tesla's more affordable models like the Model 3 and Model Y make electric vehicles more accessible to a broader range of buyers, including those who may not be looking for a luxury vehicle. Tesla's focus has largely been on affordability and performance, while Polestar does cater to a more premium market, which is reflected in its pricing. So, while Polestar offers a higher-end feel, the price disparity means that for many, Tesla’s affordability and tech features (like Autopilot and Supercharger access) can be more appealing. It really comes down to what you're looking for-whether it’s luxury and design or tech and accessibility. My analysis also focused on value for Money, The Polestar is still going to need to use the Supercharger Network of Tesla for it to be very serviceable hence my thoughts on its value Thanks for sharing your perspective! It's always great to discuss the different strengths of these brands.

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the review - and you're absolutely right, as the younger generation becomes more familiar with EVs, these models will definitely become household names. It would be interesting to see how the legacy automakers respond and if they are able to stay relevant Regarding the slowdown in EV uptake in NZ, that's interesting to hear. I think the impact of the media and issues with range and charging continue to affect people's decision on EVs It’ll be exciting to see how the market evolves in the coming years. And yes, I do review hybrids as well! They’re still a great option for those looking for a mix of efficiency and flexibility and looking to transition. The BYD Qin on the list is a hybrid and I hope to get a full review done this year Wishing you a fantastic New Year from Aus, and I look forward to more discussions with you! Cheers

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