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Electric automaker Polestar unveiled its Formula 2030 concept car on November 10, 2026, according to Ars Technica. The low-roofed, two-box hatchback is about the length of a Polestar 2, and Ars Technica said its body shape recalls the Saab Aero-X. Polestar says the nose previews the design of the next Polestar 2, and the rear light signature will appear on production Polestars. Polestar says the four-seat interior pushes its minimalism further and adds physical rocker switches and rotary controllers for manual driving modes, a new feature for the brand. The concept also uses monomaterials, fully recyclable door interiors, low-emission steel in the chassis and biocomposites in place of traditional plastics. Polestar has not said whether the hatchback will enter series production, and Ars Technica noted that the car is a styling exercise, since it does not address rear seating or battery packaging. Ars Technica also noted that Polestar cars are not sold in the US because parent company Geely is Chinese.