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The why of design: a 2021 Polestar Design Contest wrap-up

People compete for different reasons.

Some do it for the prizes. Some do it for the glory. Some do it to test themselves in the crucible of competition, going against their fellow participants and their own self-imposed limitations to see what they’re truly capable of. And some have completely different reasons altogether.

See why 2021 Polestar Design Contest winners Mingwei Liu, David Vultaggio, and honourable mention Kristian Talvitie competed, and why they entered the world of design in the first place, above.

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How data is disrupting the art world - and can your car play a part?

Big Data is the buzziest of words. For some, it’s the dawn of a new era, ushing in new technologies and possibilities. For others, it’s about wealth and power – a ‘new oil’ to be harvested and sold. But is there more to Big Data than meets the eye? A select group of people are beginning to uncover a certain beauty and creativity hidden within the endless stream of ones and zeros. And guess what: your EV has a part to play, too.

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A peek under the parachute: Polestar 4 Sightings, behind the scenes

Show speed. And show it in a non-traditional way.

Scale model cars of Polestar 2, Polestar 3 and Polestar 4

Crafting miniature realism: Nico's journey into scale model photography

Nico Ongena, a dedicated scale model photographer from Belgium, has turned a unique hobby into an art form. By day, Nico works night shifts for Volvo Cars, but his true passion emerges in the afternoons, where he creates miniature worlds that look almost indistinguishable from reality.