2025 POLESTAR 3 REVIEW FEATURING SHOES

EV Channels Review

The reviewer highlights a significant usability issue with the 2025 Polestar 3: the reliance on the central infotainment screen for adjusting mirrors and steering wheel position. This process is described as "glitchy," "painful," and "annoying," especially when adjustments are needed while driving. The core of the review revolves around how different shoe types (heels, platforms, boots, sneakers) necessitate frequent seat and control adjustments, which are cumbersome to perform via the touchscreen. The reviewer argues that this system is distracting and less intuitive than traditional physical controls, pleading with manufacturers to simplify the process for a more user-friendly experience, particularly for a demographic that frequently changes footwear. While the Polestar 3 itself is not heavily critiqued beyond this interface issue, the reviewer's overall verdict is that the control system detracts from an otherwise potentially good vehicle.