Swedish EV maker Polestar on Wednesday unveiled a new electric SUV that it's counting on to expand its sales and presence in the United States.
The new model, called the Polestar 3, is a five-passenger EV that the company describes as a "performance SUV."
Priced at about $84,000, the car comes loaded with technology, including an Nvidia computer running advanced driver-assist software developed by Polestar's part owner, Volvo Cars.
Another potential rival, BMW's all-electric iX SUV, starts at about $85,000.
Polestar is a joint venture between Volvo Cars and Chinese automaker Geely, which has owned Volvo Cars since 2010.