Polestar 4 Is $25,000 Off Through November 2 — Over 40% of Its Sticker Price

Polestar is offering up to $25,000 off the Polestar 4 in the United States through November 2, 2026, a rebate worth more than 40 percent of the electric crossover’s sticker price. The Polestar 4 carries a sticker price of $56,400 to $57,800, according to Electrek’s October report on Kelley Blue Book pricing data, so the full discount would bring the lowest-priced version down to about $31,400 before destination charges, taxes and fees. Polestar’s own offers page is explicit about the window: valid until November 2, 2026.

The deal has three faces, and they are not combinable. On a cash purchase, the offer is $25,000 off MSRP, for vehicles delivered by November 2 — ordering late in the window is a risk, since delivery, not just ordering, must happen by the deadline. Buyers who prefer to lease can take the dual-motor model for $499 a month for 27 months with $1,500 due at signing, a deal that includes a $19,000 Clean Vehicle Incentive. Financing carries a different trade: 0 percent APR for up to 60 months comes with an $18,000 Clean Vehicle Incentive rather than the full $25,000, so the interest-free loan costs $7,000 in discount.

The context is the post-tax-credit EV market. Kelley Blue Book reported that the average new EV transaction price in September was $55,879, up about 2.4 percent from August’s revised $54,574 but 3 percent below a year earlier, with incentives averaging 11 percent of transaction price — the lowest this year. Polestar’s 40-percent-plus rebate is therefore an outlier, not the market: it reflects a brand clearing stock of a car that, according to earlier reporting, will be banned from US sale as of the 2027 model year due to the automaker’s ties to China. A $31,400 Polestar 4 is a remarkable deal; a Polestar 4 with an uncertain US future is a deal to enter with eyes open.