The Polestar 1 was built in small numbers as Polestar's first car, a plug-in hybrid grand tourer coupe with a carbon fiber body. Because so few were made, owners tend to look for understated ways to personalize the cabin rather than bold exterior changes. This collection covers logo keychains, bottle-opener keychains, and stainless mat badge sets carrying the Polestar emblem, each sized as a simple drop-in accessory rather than a permanent modification to the car.
Since the Polestar 1 was a low-volume grand tourer rather than a mass-market model, aftermarket support tends to focus on smaller personal touches instead of large body kits. Our range reflects that with keychains and mat badges rather than exterior trim.
Our Polestar keychains collection includes stainless steel fobs and bottle-opener designs stamped with the Polestar logo, a practical everyday accessory for the key you use most.
The Polestar mat badge sets page covers small metal emblems that attach to your existing floor mats, giving the cabin a finished, branded look without replacing the mats themselves.
These are aftermarket, compatible-fit accessories, not Polestar-branded parts, made from stainless steel with mounting screws or adhesive backing included. Because they are not tied to a single trim, they generally suit any Polestar 1 regardless of production year.
Yes, the mounting plates and screws are designed to attach to most standard car mats, including the factory set.
Yes, our Polestar keychains use stainless steel construction for durability and a premium feel in daily use.
Yes, they are listed as separate products so you can order any combination that suits you.
Because the Polestar 1 is no longer in production, replacement trim for it can be harder to source than for a current model, which is part of why small, independent accessories like these keychains and badges remain popular among long-term owners. Stainless steel resists corrosion far better than plated alternatives, so a keychain or mat badge bought today should still look sharp years down the line. Wipe badges with a soft cloth occasionally to keep the finish bright, and store spare keychains away from harsh chemicals.
