What is the name of the four-pointed star in the Polestar emblem?

The four-pointed mark in the Polestar emblem is called the Polestar symbol.

Polestar’s visual identity is built around a compact four-pointed star formed by two opposing geometric shapes. The symbol is designed to work independently from the wordmark, allowing it to appear on vehicle panels, wheels, digital interfaces, and charging-related materials.

The brand name refers to a pole star, a celestial point used for navigation, but the badge is not a literal drawing of Polaris. It is a simplified modern symbol whose shape supports the company’s Scandinavian and electric-performance positioning.

The mark is sometimes described informally as a compass or a flower because of its symmetry. Those descriptions are visual comparisons rather than the official name of the emblem. The safest canonical label is the Polestar symbol.