All I want for Christmas: Polestar Additionals

The bright overhead lighting, crowded stores, endless queues, and incessant repetition of Mariah Carey’s and Michael Bublé’s Christmas classics. We have all been there and will soon be there again. Deciding what to buy for those most dear to you can be a draining task, but we are here to help.

Light blue Polestar Cake bike on a white background.

Additionals is a line of lifestyle products from Polestar. Featuring everything from electric bikes to coffee mugs, it has something for everyone. And that’s exactly why it will save you from circulating the mall for hours in your all-too-warm winter jacket.

For the fashionista, we have four types of unique sweaters made from 100% organic cotton and recycled materials. You can either go for the timeless black long-sleeve sweater, or the cool blue or beige colour. There are also several t-shirts with different variations of print, some more discrete, while others help identify a real Polestar fan.

For the decorator, Polestar Additionals include almost ten different prints produced on 200 g/m² Munken Kristall paper. We like to think of our cars as pieces of art, so hanging them on your wall seems like the right thing to do. But if you know someone who prefers to create their own art, our notebooks give you 176 solid-coloured pages to get creative on. With a round spine, it lies perfectly flat, making it easy to write and draw in it.

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The Polestar sweater

We have also just released a second limited Polestar edition of the fully electric moped Makka in the sky colour, also found on the Polestar electric roadster concept. The moped includes slim headlights and dampers from high-end suspension company Öhlins, and has a top speed of 45 km/h. The first edition, launched in 2021, sold out instantly, so there is no time to waste.

Finally, the Additionals web shop has both the Polestar 1 and Polestar 2 available for purchase, at a cost of barely 50 euros. And no, that’s not a typo. Our 1:43 scale models are designed with just as much attention to detail as the actual cars. A real collector’s item, and as we continue to produce newer models, you could potentially have the whole fleet parked on your shelf.

Give yourself a break from the yuletide stress this year. Sit back, and head onto the Polestar Additionals.

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