Video Summary
Here's the summary of the YouTube video:The video reviews the Smart #1 Pro electric car, specifically its charging capabilities and range in winter weather, while also commenting on its handling and features.
Key Findings:
* This particular model has a smaller LFP battery (49 kWh gross, 47 kWh net)
* GoLeasy is mentioned as a car search engine for finding the best leasing options.
* The car is currently leased, with a payment of 320 euros (including full coverage insurance), at 15,000 km/year for 3 years with maintenance.
* The car has been taken on long trips, including to Switzerland and Ingolstadt, and it handles quite well.
* The reviewed model has snow-capable all-weather tires (235/45R19) that cost around €600 plus installation.
* With a small battery, the car is only conditionally suitable for long journeys. It is recommended to use the cruise control at 120 km/h
* The Pro trim includes Travel Assist and adaptive cruise control. The car steers automatically, but the sign recognition for adapting speed limits isn't automatic.
* GoLeasy is a search platform that offers savings.
* The trunk has a volume of 323 liters and 986 liters with seats down
* The car has a frunk and can handle roof loads of 50 kg
* The car has a charge time from 10-80% of 25 minutes when battery is preconditioned.
* It runs from 10-80% with 34,91 kWh in about 25 minutes.
* Real mileage and loading time at cold temperatures were tested.
Performance & Features:
* The car has 272 hp with rear-wheel drive, making it fun to drive on curves.
* The ride is smooth.
* The car has a comfortable ride.
* The #1 is well-equipped.
Interior & Tech:
* There is no quick shortcut to adjust the side mirrors; access to the settings is required.
* Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are supported wirelessly.
* The user found the 360° camera sharp and very useful.
* It has 30 kW-480kW DC charge rate
* Various modes for passengers
Cons:
* There is difficulty in activating one-pedal mode
* Side-mirror settings cannot be activated while driving.
* Charging opportunities are limited and not always safe.
The reviewer believes one should consider Smart#1, Brabus if interested in compact electric vehicles.
