Polestar has announced Philipp Römers as its new head of design, replacing Maximilian Missoni. Römers brings extensive experience from Audi and Volkswagen, where he designed notable models like the A6, A8, E-tron GT, and Mk7 Golf. Missoni departs to pursue a new opportunity. Thomas Ingenlath, Polestar CEO, expressed gratitude for Missoni's contributions and welcomed Römers, highlighting his expertise in luxury and performance design.
Philipp Römers has been named as Polestar ’s new head of design, replacing Maximilian Missoni . Römers was previously Audi’s head of exterior design and is credited with designing cars including the outgoing Audi A6, the A8 and E-tron GT, as well as the Mk7 Volkswagen Golf. Missoni, who was Polestar ’s design chief since it was hived off from Volvo in 2018, has left to take a new role at a different company.
Max established the innovative design standards that combine aesthetics, luxury and performance in a way that is truly Polestar. We wish him all the best in the future. “At the same time, I am delighted to welcome Philipp to Polestar. Philipp’s modern approach to automotive design and experience from the luxury, performance segment will really support us as we take the next step in developing our model line-up.
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