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Polestar 2 is ready to hit the streets this summer

The Tesla-rivaling EV began production this week.

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The Polestar 2 has entered production.

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The electric-car brand said on Tuesday production began in China despite the coronavirus outbreak.

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The company named numerous steps it took to protect workers during the outbreak in China, which kept it right on schedule to start production.

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Now, the first cars should be ready for shipping this summer.

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It'll come with a range of about 275 miles, though EPA estimates aren't final.

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Two electric motors will make 408 horsepower and 484 pound-feet of torque.

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It's a slick-looking thing, that's for sure.

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The interior is very handsome and packs an Android-powered infotainment system.

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Europe will receive its cars first, then China and North America won't be far behind.

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