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Precept: infotainment

Powered by Google. A phrase that can describe an ever-expanding range of smart devices, from phones to fridges. And now, it can also describe cars.

The Polestar 2 is the first car in the world to feature a native, Android infotainment system with a suite of Google products as standard. Polestar Precept continues this tradition, featuring an infotainment system with even greater intuition and reaction, thanks in part to both in-house innovation and Google’s industry-leading navigation and voice recognition software.

Fully electric. And powered by Google.

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