As I settled behind the wheel of a Polestar 3 prototype, my co-pilot, Joakim Rydholm, Polestar’s head of chassis development, asked me if I’d ever driven on a frozen lake before. No, I told him. And with that, he began to grin ear to ear and simply said, “Excellent.”
Few driving experiences rival the thrill of pushing a cutting-edge vehicle to its limits on a sheet of ice. Enter the Polestar 3, a Nordic beast designed to dance effortlessly on frozen terrain, blending innovation with exhilaration in a symphony of torque, traction, and tenacity.
What better way to see what a car is made of than this?
(Full Disclosure: Polestar provided flights and lodging for this Arctic Circle winter driving event.)
Two Polestar 3 sitting on a frozen lake in Jokkomm, Sweden
Ice, Ice, Baby
While this was technically a “first drive” event for me, simply because I’ve never driven a Polestar 3, it wasn’t really one. I was driving …