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Has anyone else noticed a change in the rear camera view on the Polestar 3 after the latest software update?

My rear camera now has these noticeable “corners”/dark curved areas around the image, and the view seems much more restricted than I remember. I’m pretty sure the rear camera previously had a cleaner, wider view without these corners.

I’m wondering if this is actually how the rear camera has always looked, or if the camera view/FOV was changed with one of the recent OTA updates.

Can anyone with a Polestar 3 confirm whether your rear camera looks the same? Particularly interested in whether it looked different before the latest update.

Platform/OS: Google TV, Sony Bravia 9
Nuvio Version: 0.7.20 Addons Installed: AIOStreams (Torrentio disabled)
Debrid Service: TorBox

Streams work perfectly with ExpressVPN off, fail (buffering/stuck) whenever the VPN is on. Want to keep the VPN on for everything, not just work around it by disabling it for streaming.

Troubleshooting steps tried so far:

Tried multiple ExpressVPN server locations

Switched protocols (Lightway/OpenVPN), forced TCP over UDP

Disabled all ExpressVPN security extras (Network Lock, Threat Manager, etc.)

Disabled IPv6 on device

Ruled out ISP-level DPI throttling — every other app works fine on the same VPN connection, only this stack fails

Ruled out TorBox blocking VPN IPs — TorBox’s own website streams and downloads the exact same file fine with the VPN on

Current best guess: AIOStreams sits between Nuvio and TorBox, resolving links on my behalf. Since TorBox’s own web player works fine on VPN but Nuvio+AIOStreams doesn’t, something in that resolution/handoff seems to break specifically when tunneled through the VPN — possibly an IP mismatch between when AIOStreams resolves the link and when Nuvio opens it.

Has anyone hit this exact chain (Nuvio + AIOStreams + TorBox + VPN) on Google TV/Bravia? Trying to solve it properly rather than just excluding the app from the tunnel.

Hi everyone,

I’m in Dubai and have a 2025 Polestar 3 Performance. After installing the latest software update, I’ve noticed something very strange with the charging ETA.

The car is charging on an 11 kW AC charger and the charging itself is completely normal. The power stays at a constant 10.5 kW with no interruptions, and the battery percentage is increasing exactly as it should.

The problem is that the estimated completion time keeps getting later instead of earlier.

11:48
73%
10.5 kW
ETA: 15:47

12:07
76%
10.5 kW
ETA: 16:07

12:51
81%
10.5 kW
ETA: 16:51

So the battery gained 8% in just over an hour while charging at a constant 10.5 kW, but instead of the remaining time decreasing, the estimated finish time moved more than an hour later. That obviously doesn’t make sense.

This is the first time I’ve ever seen this, and it started immediately after installing the latest software update. Before the update, the charging estimates behaved normally.

Has anyone else experienced this? Is this a known bug with the latest software or the Polestar app? Did your ETA eventually correct itself, or did the car still finish charging at the expected time despite the incorrect estimate?

I’ve attached screenshots showing the timeline. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!

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Hi all,

I recently took delivery of a Polestar 3 Performance and have developed a specific mechanical noise.

It's a sharp, rhythmic metallic "ticking" at low speeds that matches wheel rotation. I can hear it especially when moving the car in and out of the parking area.

Has anyone else experienced this? Tbh, it's kind of annoying, and I really don't know if it's normal or what the cause could be. I'm also worried it might mean something serious that could eventually cause more damage or an accident in the future. Also, I don't know if it's because I'm more observant, but it seems to be happening more and more frequently.

If you’ve had this fixed, what was the official solution or Technical Journal (TJ) number cited by your service center?

Thanks!