Smart's next car is... another SUV - meet the 3
Dirk Adelmann, CEO of Smart Europe, says: ‘Our goal has always been to address the multifaceted and changing needs for mobility. Therefore, smart will keep on expanding its product family to offer a variety of cars that optimally suit different customer groups and lifestyles.’, retaining features like its rounded ‘shark nose’ front end, slimline LED headlights and A-shaped grille.
If Smart decides to echo the #1’s line-up, there’ll also be a Brabus-badged performance version of the #3. That car will feature an extra 154bhp motor on the front axle for a combined output of 422bhp. In the #1, that’s enough for a 0–62mph time of 3.9 seconds but, because the #3 will be bigger and heavier, we expect that figure will drop into the four-second range.
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