The Polestar 3, being an electric vehicle, generally requires less maintenance compared to traditional gasoline or diesel cars, as it has fewer moving parts. Typically, maintenance is needed every two years or 30,000 kilometers, although some sources suggest it could be every 60,000 kilometers for major services.
During these maintenance visits, tasks such as checking and replacing wiper blades, cabin air filters, and ensuring tire pressure is optimal are common, as these are among the few components that need regular attention. Additionally, it’s important to keep the vehicle’s software updated regularly through over-the-air updates to ensure it remains in top condition.
For the first three years or a certain number of kilometers, Polestar offers free scheduled maintenance, which includes services like exterior cleaning and pickup and delivery options. This makes maintaining the Polestar 3 relatively straightforward and cost-effective.