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Polestar and Oxford wired up drivers to measure how performance feels
An Oxford pilot study with Polestar tracked 12 drivers' eyes, heart rates and telemetry to measure how EV performance feels, not just how fast it is.
Summary
Polestar and the University of Oxford put 12 drivers in eye trackers and heart-rate monitors and sent them around a Swedish racetrack in two versions of the Polestar 4. The goal was to put numbers on something no spec sheet captures: how performance feels to the person driving.
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