Smart #1

The Smart #1 stands out amongst a sea of boxy electric SUVs, with refinement and capability that belies its humble origins.

Smart is veering away from tiny cars with its new range of electric SUVs, but the brand claims its DNA remains intact.

The return of Smart to Australia will see the #1 and #3 electric SUVs offered in three variants each, ranging from $54,900 to $70,900.

Smart is returning to Australia this year with a pair of electric SUVs, and they've now been approved for sale in a range of different configurations each.

Smart cars haven't been sold in local showrooms since 2015, but the now-electric SUV maker confirmed its Down Under revival is coming soon.

The Smart #1 Brabus Performance Edition continues ties with the German tuning firm and is powered by a dual-motor all-wheel drive setup.

Smart is continuing its ties with German tuning firm Brabus with a hotter version of its #1 all-electric crossover.

A sporty version of the Smart #1 all-electric crossover has been teased making sporty electric sounds and having a number of red accents.

The Smart #1 crossover is the brand's first vehicle developed under the joint ownership of Mercedes-Benz and Geely.

Smart's first ever crossover will be globally revealed on April 7, 2022 and debuts a brand new design language.

The upcoming, Chinese-built Smart #1 electric crossover has been spied inside and out ahead of an expected April 2022 reveal.

Smart's next generation of vehicles will join the #CrazyNameBrigade, but will buyers find its cars to be on trend?

Smart has unveiled its Concept 1 crossover at the Munich motor show, which previews a new generation of models co-developed with Geely.