POLESTAR 22021 · ELECTRICITY

The most recent MOT was passed in January 2026 with no defects recorded at 40,594 miles. This is a recent pass, suggesting the vehicle was in a compliant and roadworthy state at the start of this year. The MOT history shows a single recorded issue in January 2025, where the offside front tyre was noted as being worn close to the legal limit and worn on the edge. Because the subsequent MOT in 2026 reported no defects, the trend appears to be improving, which suggests that the previous tyre issue was addressed. With 40,594 miles covered over approximately five years, the vehicle is averaging roughly 8,119 miles per year. This is considered typical usage for a car of this age, suggesting a balanced level of wear on components rather than signs of extreme heavy use or significant periods of inactivity. When inspecting the vehicle in person, you should first check the current condition of all tyres, looking specifically for any signs of uneven edge wear. It is also important to check that the wheel alignment is correct to ensure the previous issue with the offside tyre has been fully resolved.