Smart's transformation from a microcar brand into a full-line compact electric vehicle maker represents one of the most dramatic reinventions in the automotive industry. Under the Mercedes-Benz and Geely joint venture, Smart has completely reimagined its product lineup, moving from tiny city cars to a range of premium compact electric SUVs and crossovers built on Geely's advanced SEA (Sustainable Experience Architecture) platform.
The Smart #1, the brand's first model under the new joint venture, is a compact electric crossover that impressed reviewers with its premium interior, peppy performance, and distinctive design. Available in multiple trim levels including a high-performance Brabus variant, the #1 established Smart's new identity in the premium compact EV segment. The Smart #3, a coupe-styled crossover, followed with a sportier silhouette while sharing the same platform and powertrain options.
The Smart #5, launched in 2025, marks the brand's most ambitious model yet, stepping up to the mid-size SUV segment on the larger PMA2+ platform. Offering significantly more interior space and a more mature design, the #5 competes against established models from VW, Tesla, and others, with multiple powertrain options including the performance-focused Brabus variant. This expansion into larger vehicles demonstrates Smart's ambition to become a full-range premium electric brand rather than a niche city car maker.
Smart vehicles feature modern technology including advanced driver assistance systems, large infotainment displays, over-the-air updates, and connected car features. With design led by the Mercedes-Benz team and engineering leveraging Geely's proven EV architecture, Smart aims to offer a unique blend of European premium design sensibility with Chinese manufacturing efficiency and technology innovation.
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