Does Your Car Really Need a Rear Window?

[Brenda Steunbeer]

Well, according to Polestar (all their cars are made in China and the company is owned by Chinese Geely) a car does not need one!
A Dutch car magazine (probably alerted to the photos by readers but still) published an article with a suspicious number of the Polestar 4 electric cars, with damaged rear hatch   







Who would have guessed this would happen?     

[Brenda Steunbeer]

[Brenda Steunbeer]

Polestar realised their cars suck so they stopped selling them in the USA alltogether   


https://www.thedrive.com/news/polestar-is-done-selling-new-cars-in-the-us


Who would have thought designing a car where the rear hatch sticks out further than the rear bumper could be a bad idea?

(The brand is selling very poorly in China so that only leaves the European market...)

[MajorDomo]

A mirror and a clear window seem to be the ideal solution to backing into shit, lol

[IroNat]

Polestar is now barred from selling cars in the U.S. because of data transfer to China.

[GymnJuice]

Polestar is now barred from selling cars in the U.S. because of data transfer to China.

They're doing anything they can to prevent Chinese EV from getting into the US market. Their tech is much better than ours. Australia and Mexico EV markets are now dominated by Chinese cars.

[Rambone]

Yes.

[IroNat]

Yes.

Great one, bone!

[Rambone]

Great one, bone!

Thanks, Natty, but I wouldn’t turn my back on that car within 500 yards.

[Lartinos]

Drove a U-Haul truck from New York to Florida one time.

Even though you don’t do us it often, you really notice when you can’t look behind you like that.

I’m guessing the car has a camera, but that isn’t safe.

[Irongrip400]

I drive a truck, use your side view mirrors, they don’t lie.

[NarcissisticDeity]

 

[Brenda Steunbeer]

Drove a U-Haul truck from New York to Florida one time.

Even though you don’t do us it often, you really notice when you can’t look behind you like that.

I’m guessing the car has a camera, but that isn’t safe.

Apparently the camera and sensors are slow to activate. So drivers start backing up before they can see on the screen what is behind them.
As Holland is a small overcrowded country with obstacles everywhere, so they hit things. Maybe the camera is on the roof of the car and can't show what's directly behind it?

The Polestar 4 interior has a big screen: