Polestar has unveiled a convertible sports car concept called the O2, pronounced “oh-too,” just like the like the oxygen molecule. The concept is based on a shortened version of Polestar's own aluminum bonded platform debuting in the Polestar 5, and with any luck we'll see it enter production to take on Tesla's second-generation Roadster.
Remember how Ford didn't want to let Tesla use the Model E name? Well, now we know why. The Blue Oval has launched a dedicated division focused on electric vehicles and software development under the Model E name. Although a part of Ford, it will operate like a standalone business to enable Ford to better compete with fast-moving companies like Tesla and Nio.
Jerry Seinfeld is known for his love of Porsches, and even though he has a huge collection of them, he isn't prone to getting rid of some, even star cars like the Carrera GT. In fact, a stunning 2004 example once owned by the funny man is currently up for sale. And yes that's Jerry Seinfeld, not Gerry Seinfeld.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Polestar O2 concept blows the top off for electric cars
Ford Model E is Blue Oval's new division dedicated to EVs, software
2004 Porsche Carrera GT originally owed by Jerry Seinfeld up for auction
Ford Mustang joins millions of other cars recalled for rearview camera issue
Kincsem Hyper-GT: Hydrogen hypercar in the works
Panasonic confirms it will make Tesla 4680 cells in Japan
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Hyundai brands to use new EV platform with standardized batteries and motors
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