Polestar, the electric vehicle offshoot of Volvo, has unveiled a new smartphone called the Polestar Phone. Currently only available in China. At first glance the device similarly look like the Meizu 21.
While the phone’s design may be largely borrowed from Meizu, Polestar claims it was “jointly designed” by their global design team and the Xingji Meizu team in Gothenburg, Sweden. The device features Swedish gold accents meant to symbolize “high performance.”
Under the hood, the Polestar Phone packs flagship-level specs, including a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, 16GB of RAM, and 1TB of storage.
Priced at around $1,000 (7,388 yuan / ~PHP 58k+), the Polestar Phone does offer some integration with the company’s EVs, allowing users to view their phone’s home screen on the car’s display. However, full digital key functionality is not available at launch.
Interestingly, the phone’s presence on the Google Play Developer Console suggests Polestar may have plans to sell the device outside of China in the future. For now, the Polestar Phone remains an unexpected and somewhat puzzling addition to the company’s product lineup.
Polestar Phone specs:
6.79-inch, 3192×1368 OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate
Qualcomm SM8650-AB Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (4 nm)
Adreno 750
16GB RAM
1TB storage
50 MP main
10 MP telephoto
13 MP ultrawide
4G / 5G
Dual Nano SIM
Wi-Fi 802.11 а/b/g/n/ac/6e/7, dual-band
NFC
Infrared
IP68
USB Type-C
Polestar OS
5,050 mAh, non-removable 80W wired, PD3 PPS, QC4+ 50W wireless
10W reverse wireless
165 x 74.4 x 8 mm
215g
White
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