2026 Polestar 4 Long Range Single Motor — Brand New — photo 1 of 1

2026 Polestar 4 Long Range Single Motor — Brand New

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$78500Fixed price

Description

Brand new 2026 Polestar 4 Long Range Single Motor, 94kWh battery, 200kW single rear motor, 620km WLTP range, 7.1s 0-100km/h. Fixed panoramic glass roof, 15.4" Android Automotive infotainment, integrated dashcam, soft-close power tailgate. 5-year unlimited-km warranty, 8-year battery warranty.

📍 WATERLOO, NSW 2017

Details

Brand
Polestar
Model
4
Build Year
2026
Odometer (in km)
10
Est. Range (km)
620
Range Variant
Long Range
Battery Warranty
2034-09-20
Car Warranty
2031-09-20
Self-driving feature
Assisted self-drive (ADAS)
Subscription required?
No
Wheel Size
20"
Body Type
SUV
# Seats
5
Colour
Grey
Drivetrain
RWD
Motor
Single
Power (kW)
200
Instant Torque? (0-100km/h, sec)
7.1
Towing Capacity (kg)
1,500
Features
Panoramic Roof, Heated Seats, Reverse Camera, 360° Camera, Parking Sensors, Adaptive Cruise Control, Satellite Navigation, Apple CarPlay / Android Auto, Wireless Phone Charging, Digital Instrument Cluster, Power Tailgate, Keyless Entry
Previous Owners
1 (First owner)
Service History
No records available
ANCAP Safety Rating
5 Stars
Roadworthy / Safety Certificate
Not required in my state
VIN
LPSAA21G0PE100302
Vehicle-to-Load (V2L)?
No
Seller Type
private
Contact Channel
eRideList Chat, Website, Email, WhatsApp
Payment Method
PayID, Cash
Phone
0488220644
Email Address
simon.lau@gmail.com

Seller

Simon Lau

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