Polestar ADAS Calibration

Every Polestar uses a forward camera behind the windshield for Pilot Assist and the collision features. On the Polestar 2 it works with radar low in the front, and the Polestar 3 adds more cameras and radar around the car. The windshield camera is the one that reads lanes and traffic ahead.

Polestar requires the camera to be recalibrated whenever the windshield is replaced, and the same applies when the camera is removed. We book the recalibration with your Polestar windshield, and a Polestar 2, 3 or 4 glazed by another shop can book the camera work by itself.

Every current Polestar reads the road through a windshield camera, so recalibration follows windshield work on all of them.

Polestar owners book recalibration with our windshield or after glass fitted somewhere else. The model, the year and Polestar's procedure shape the quote.

The required recalibration normally sits on the same Polestar windshield claim. In Florida that claim carries no comprehensive deductible for the glass, and in Arizona full glass coverage on the policy pays it in full. When booking a Polestar 2 or Polestar 3, you hear from us that recalibration is needed, as Arizona and Florida both expect glass shops to say.