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The Polestar 2 welcomes the winter solstice with forward-looking lighting technology

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 11 January 2021 48 Views

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The Polestar 2 features forward-looking lighting technology that contributes to the vehicle's premium offering. The electric hatchback sedan introduces new technologies to the compact premium electric segment. Because it was developed in Scandinavia, it is best suited for the darkest nights - and days. A total of 84 individual LED pixels form a matrix in each light, and each LED is controlled individually, allowing the headlights to dim their light in the path of up to five vehicles ahead or oncoming vehicles when motion is detected. This feature allows the driver to keep the high beams on for maximum forward visibility at all times, without blinding other road users, and without having to remember to switch between the different lighting modes.

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