Polestar's Digital Rearview Mirror Revolutionizes Car Design
Polestar, the Swedish electric vehicle manufacturer, is revolutionising car design with its latest innovation: the digital rearview mirror. This technology, first showcased in the Polestar Precept and now available in the Polestar 4, replaces the traditional rearview mirror that has remained unchanged for over a century.
The digital rearview mirror offers more than just a modern aesthetic. It provides improved driver visibility, especially in poor lighting or rainy conditions. This is achieved through a 2.5-megapixel camera with a 121-degree field of view, which displays real-time information on an 8.9-inch HD display. The absence of a rear window creates a more spacious and luxurious backseat experience, enhancing overall comfort.
The digital rearview mirror can be toggled to function as a traditional mirror, providing visibility of the vehicle's rear when needed. This versatility, combined with enhanced safety features and increased comfort, drives this automotive innovation. Polestar aims to bring about meaningful change in car design, mirroring the spirit of early 20th-century racers who pioneered new technologies.
The Polestar 4, equipped with the digital rearview mirror, offers a blend of improved safety, increased comfort, and a more spacious interior. This innovation is a testament to Polestar's commitment to using technology to drive meaningful change in car design.
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