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An Evening with Polestar

Polestar to the people.

A seated audience listening to a panel discussion on the stage at Oslo’s Odeon Cinema.

That was the reason behind the open Q&A session which took place in Oslo's Odeon Cinema on Thursday, January 16th. There's no doubt we've made a splash in Norway, with the majority of our Polestar 2 customers (and our first European space) calling the Scandinavian nation home. But not all of our Norwegian customers can make the trip to our Gothenburg headquarters.

But they can make it to Vitaminveien 27.

So, we headed to Oslo to hold a town-hall-style evening. CEO Thomas Ingenlath, Head of Design Max Missoni, Head of R&D Hans Pehrson, and Head of Global Sales Mike Whittington made up the panel, which fielded questions from roughly 500 Polestar customers. Topics ranged from delivery to financing and everything in between.

Questions were answered. Discussions were had. And the crowd went wild (by Norwegian standards).

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