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Smart unveils electric two-seat city car at Paris motor show
Smart has unveiled the #2, a small, all-electric two-seat car, at the Paris motor show.
It returns to the compact city-car idea behind the brand’s earlier Fortwo, whose production ended in 2024.
At 2.75 metres long, the new car is designed to fit into tight streets and parking spaces, and Smart gives its turning circle as 6.95 metres.
It has a 60 kW motor driving the rear wheels and a 35.8 kWh battery.
Smart gives its maximum range as 290 km under the WLTP test standard and says fast charging from 10% to 80% can take 20 minutes.
The car also has a split rear hatch and a claimed 305 litres of luggage space.
Smart says customers can order it now; the German article lists prices starting at €19,990.
Smart unveiled the all-electric two-seat #2 at the Paris motor show on 12 October 2026.
The model returns to the brand’s compact city-car format and has a claimed turning circle of 6.95 metres.
It uses a 60-kW rear electric motor and a 35.8-kWh LFP battery.
Smart gives a target WLTP range of up to 290 km and says DC charging from 10% to 80% takes 20 minutes.
- Who
- Smart unveiled the #2, a two-seat electric car.
- What
- The model marks the return of Smart’s compact two-seat city car.
- When
- 12 October 2026.
- Where
- The Paris motor show.
- Why
- Smart says the car is designed for urban mobility and brings the two-seat concept back to the brand’s roots.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Production of Smart’s two-seat model ended.
Smart’s Concept #2 previewed the design of the new car.
Smart unveiled the #2 at the Paris motor show.
- Seats
- Two
- Motor
- 60 kW, rear-mounted
- Battery
- 35.8 kWh, LFP
- Claimed WLTP range
- Up to 290 km
- DC charging
- Up to 65 kW; 10% to 80% in 20 minutes
What people are saying
The smart #2 is far more than an addition to our portfolio. It marks the return of a true automotive icon, reinterpreted for the cities of today.
We are bringing back the ultracompact urban two-seater. Back to where smart has its roots: the city.










