The first Smart car was the Smart City-Coupé, launched by Smart Automobile in 1998 and later renamed the Smart ForTwo. This two-seat, ultra-compact vehicle was designed by Mercedes-Benz in ...

As promised in a recent teaser, the all-new smart #5 was introduced at a global event in Byron Bay, Australia, and becomes the company's biggest model to date – a rival of models like BMW's X3 and the ...

The Smart #5 is an electric compact crossover that rivals the Tesla Model Y Smart's lineup grows to three vehicles with the arrival of the #5 Sales of the Smart #5 start in early 2025 in markets where ...

The #5 Brabus packs big power, seats four, and rips to 60 in 3.8 seconds. Just don’t expect to see one in America. Launched in 1998, the Smart Fortwo was a tiny city car that measured just 98.4 inches ...

Smart's biggest EV has two huge screens and an impressive charging rate. Dubbed the Smart #5, it's a mid-size crossover. It can charge at up to 400 kW and offers vehicle-to-load. This is the new Smart ...

The Smart #5 will be sold with both electric and plug-in hybrid powertrains. This move likely comes after the huge rise of PHEV popularity in China, which is expected to be on of the #5 main markets.

It’s only been a few weeks since the debut of the Smart Concept #5 at the 2024 Beijing Auto Show, yet photos and specifications of the production version have already emerged. Predictably, the Smart ...

Dubai, UAE: 11 February 2026 – smart, the premium intelligent electric automotive brand, presented by AW Rostamani Group (AWR Group) in the UAE, announced the official launch of the highly anticipated ...

Smart was once exclusively associated with tiny urban vehicles, but times have changed, leading to an expanding product portfolio for the brand. The Concept #5, set to be unveiled at the 2024 Beijing ...

Smart has unveiled its new #5 model at a world premiere event in Byron Bay, Australia. The third vehicle in the brand’s all-electric portfolio, the #5 sees smart enter the premium mid-size SUV segment ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. James Morris covers the rapidly growing world of electric vehicles. Once upon a time, not so long ago, Smart cars were tiny. But ...