Electric-vehicle maker Polestar has a new product, and it isn't another car. This time, it's a smartphone. The Swedish automaker said Tuesday that it plans to release a phone in China that's designed around software adapted from a program by partner and corporate cousin Xingji Meizu Group,

The Polestar Phone is more than just a smartphone — it's an essential part of the Polestar EV experience, integrating seamlessly with the company's vehicles. With top-notch specs like a Qualcomm 8 Gen 3 processor and 16GB of RAM, the phone promises flagship-level performance for its users.

First, Chinese carmaker Nio Inc. released a smartphone. Then tech giant Xiaomi Corp. launched an electric vehicle.