Polestar Common MOT Faults

The most common MOT faults across all Polestar models are: Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment (9.9%), Tyres (8.3%), Suspension (7.6%). These categories account for the majority of MOT failures on Polestar vehicles. Specific fault rates vary by model — check individual model pages for detailed breakdowns.

The average MOT pass rate across all Polestar models is 90.8%, which is 8.8 percentage points above the national average of 82%. The best-performing model is the 4 at 91.5%, while the 2 has the lowest pass rate at 89.8%.

Based on MOT pass rate data, the most reliable Polestar is the 4 with a pass rate of 91.5%. This is rated "Excellent" for reliability. However, reliability depends on many factors including age, mileage, and maintenance history — always check a specific vehicle's MOT history before purchasing.

Repair costs for common Polestar MOT faults vary by category. Lighting faults typically cost £20-£80, suspension issues range from £150-£500, brake repairs are usually £100-£400, tyre replacements run £50-£150 per tyre, and exhaust/emissions work can cost £80-£350. These are typical UK garage prices — costs may vary depending on the specific model and your location.