The electric vehicle space is about to get a bit larger in the coming months. The Polestar Precept Concept was just unveiled, showing off the fully-electric design elements Polestar will incorporate into future models. The car is a four-door sedan, with a more aggressive design than the current leader of all-electric mobility Tesla. The hard decline of the hood gives off the illusion of a hood scoop, which naturally is not necessary as it does not use a heat-producing engine, yet it adds to the form factor.

The concept showcases a full 10.1-foot wheelbase, which will be able to accommodate a large battery pack. It also gives it a chassis that can tow up to 3,300 pounds, which is rather impressive for a sedan. The interior of the sedan has a very minimalist look, with the 15-inch touchscreen taking most of the attention. Additionally, much of the interior is made from recycled materials, such as the seat surfaces, which are made from recycled PET bottles.