Scott Maynard

It's a $200,000 sports car.

But it really is taking it up to supercar rivals in terms of its performance, its fit and finish, its polish, its extraordinary styling.

And so we've been really excited to see the public reaction to Polestar.

Polestar 5.

We will get our first cars here a little bit later in the year, in the second half, and we're starting to take some orders on it now, which is really pleasing.

And so that sits at the top of our range.

We're really excited to have it.

16's long gone.

No, all the models are still on sale.

Okay.

There'll be some enhancements and changes and all the sorts of things that car companies do will continue to happen in the future.

And then off into the future, we'll see some changes to Polestar 2 next year and then shortly after that, we'll see a new SUV and we'll be calling that Polestar 7.

We skipped to 7 because there is a two-door coupe badged Polestar 6, which is still on the drawing board.

We're not going to release that just yet.

We're holding that off.

Wow.

Yeah, you're going to miss a number.

Yes.

Yeah, you've got it exactly right.

The customers that we spoke to during that initial sort of six-week period were customers that were now aware that Australia only ever holds about 30 days of fuel in reserve.