The Polestar 2 lineup has shrunk slightly for model year 2027 (MY27), with the entry-level ‘Standard range Single motor’ now discontinued.

Polestar says its axing is “in line with customer preferences for vehicles with a longer driving range”.

The mid-size electric liftback lineup now opens with the ‘Long range Single motor’ variant priced at $66,400 before on-road costs, unchanged from MY26 but $4000 higher than the now-defunct Standard range Single motor.

The MY27 Polestar 2 lineup is arriving in Australia during the middle of 2026.

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Other than the addition of Pixel LED headlights and a Bowers & Wilkins sound system to the flagship Dual Motor with Performance pack – a claimed $5100 of extra value, at no extra cost – the Polestar 2 lineup is unchanged.

This follows more substantial MY26 updates, which brought a new Qualcomm Snapdragon processor across the range and a slightly reshuffled spec list, including the availability of a 1350W 14-speaker Bowers & Wilkins sound system.

Pricing was unchanged for MY26 – apart from a $4700 increase for the Dual motor Performance as its optional Plus Pack became standard – and it’s unchanged again on carryover models for MY27.

With the Standard range 70kWh nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) battery deleted for MY27, there’s only an 82kWh pack available.