Overview
Smart #2 Pure puts parking first
The 2027 Smart #2 Pure is SMART’s entry-level electric two-seat city car. Its compact brief suits urban buyers who value easy parking over family-car flexibility, while the model succeeds the Fortwo.
Small footprint, focused purpose
Mercedes-Benz styling supports the city-car character, with rounded surfaces, short overhangs and a floating-roof appearance. High-strength steel forms much of the Tridion Cell Evo structure, while staggered-width tires support stability.
Useful equipment for daily travel
The cabin has bench-style seating, an S-shaped dashboard, an instrument display and a central touchscreen. Pure includes adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, Highway Assist and seven airbags. An announced connectivity package adds longer-term digital support.
Urban maneuverability over long-trip flexibility
Rear independent suspension and a tight curb-to-curb turning diameter suit dense streets. The electric powertrain uses rear-wheel drive, with a claimed electric range and fast charging support. Consumption figures remain preliminary, and ride improvements remain manufacturer claims.
Who should add the 2027 Smart #2 to their short list?
Consider the 2027 Smart #2 if your routine centers on city parking and two-person travel. Its two-seat layout suits a focused urban role, yet limits usefulness as an only car. Buyers needing rear seats should consider a more flexible small electric car.
Pros and Cons
- Compact two-seat format prioritizes urban parking
- Tight turning diameter suits dense streets
- Adaptive cruise control and Highway Assist included
- Rear-wheel drive supports the focused city-car layout
- Two seats restrict family and passenger flexibility
- Preliminary consumption figures still need confirmation
- Ride improvements remain manufacturer claims











