In 2014, Polestar introduced a new version of its souped-up V60, 
launching on four continents in more than seven markets, including the U.S. For 2016, only a few months after Volvo purchased the Polestar brand, 
the performance-oriented V60 returns to North America as limited-edition model.
launching on four continents in more than seven markets, including the U.S. For 2016, only a few months after Volvo purchased the Polestar brand, the performance-oriented V60 returns to North America as limited-edition model.According to a recent announcement by Volvo Cars of North America, only 265 V60 and S60 vehicles will be imported to the U.S. 
for the 2016 model year, 60 percent of which will be V60s. That’s around 160 wagons, which means U.S. allocation will sell out quickly, turning the V60 Polestar into an exclusive rig on these shores.
Cars of North America, only 265 V60 and S60 vehicles will be imported to the U.S. for the 2016 model year, 60 percent of which will be V60s. That’s around 160 wagons, which means U.S. allocation will sell out quickly, turning the V60 Polestar into an exclusive rig on these shores.The V60 Polestar remains mostly unchanged for the 2016 model year, featuring the same drivetrain and long list of standard equipment, as well as over 70 alterations and upgrades Polestar made to the standard V60.
"This is a performance vehicle that combines Polestar’s racing experience with Volvo Cars’ exceptional ability to build everyday cars. It is a rare combination that is hard for others to duplicate successfully," said Lex Kerssemakers, President and CEO of Volvo Cars of North America.
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