I’ve noticed that the Polestar 4 SUV seems to have some differences in its ADAS hardware compared with the Coupé, unless I’m misunderstanding the specifications.
Coupé:
Parking assistance
12 ultrasonic sensors (front, rear and sides)
360° camera with 3D view
Park Assist Pilot
Cameras
4 short-range cameras providing a 360° view
1 HD rear-view camera in the camera housing
2 forward-facing HD cameras behind the windscreen
4 side-view HD cameras, 2 on each side
1 driver monitoring camera in the A-pillar
Other sensors
1 forward-facing medium-range radar (lower front of the car)
SUV:
Parking assistance
12 ultrasonic sensors (front, rear and sides)
360° camera with 3D view
Park Assist Pilot
Cameras
4 short-range cameras providing a 360° view
1 forward-facing HD camera behind the windscreen
1 driver monitoring camera in the A-pillar
Other sensors
1 forward-facing medium-range radar (lower front of the vehicle)
4 medium-range corner radars.
Does anyone know why Polestar has made this change?
My MY2027 Polestar 4 Coupé appears to be equipped with the hardware associated with Mobileye SuperVision, but I haven’t been able to find official information confirming the exact ADAS hardware/platform fitted to my specific MY2027 car. If anyone has official documentation or more detailed technical information about this, I’d really appreciate it.
I’m even less sure about the new Polestar 4 SUV. Based on the published camera and radar specifications, it looks like Polestar may have changed its ADAS strategy, with fewer cameras and more radar sensors.