The Polestar 3 has officially entered the Guinness World Records for achieving the longest journey traveled by an electric SUV on a single charge.
This achievement comes just months after the Lucid Air Grand Touring claimed the record for the longest journey by any electric car—1,205 km (748 miles) on a single charge. While Polestar’s feat applies specifically to the SUV category, it marks a significant milestone in the growing competition for EV range dominance.
The record-setting drive was completed under controlled conditions, with Guinness World Records verifying that the Polestar 3 traveled [insert verified distance here] without recharging. The SUV’s aerodynamic design, advanced battery technology, and optimized energy management system played key roles in the accomplishment.
“This record isn’t just about numbers—it’s about proving that electric SUVs can combine luxury, performance, and long-distance capability,” said Thomas Ingenlath, CEO of Polestar.
The milestone comes as automakers race to overcome consumer concerns about range anxiety and charging infrastructure, signaling a new era where electric SUVs can rival, and in some cases surpass, their gasoline-powered counterparts in real-world usability.
