Video Summary
Here is the summary of the YouTube video:- The Smart #3 might look like a shrunken Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe.
- With electric cars, Smart seems to be using odd numbers, like #1 and #5.
- The Smart #3 is longer, wider, and lower than the #1.
- There are three variants of the #3: Pro, Premium, and Brabus.
- The wheels are 19 inches on the Pro and Premium, but 20 inches on the Brabus variant.
- The #3 has flush door handles to improve aerodynamics.
- It has a lower drag coefficient of 0.27Cd, compared to 0.29Cd on the #1. You can therefore expect better performance and range on the #3.
- The taillight is opened by pressing the "a" in the Smart label.
- The Smart#3's interior is similar to that of the Smart #1, with a few exceptions, and inspired by Mercedes Benz, including ambient lighting and a T-shaped dashboard.
- It gets circular air vents in the center, not the horizontal air vents that the #1 does.
- The car has sportier seats than the Smart #1
- A small Cheetah character on the screen acts as a voice assistant.
- The rear seats of the #3 do not slide, so you can't adjust the cargo space.
- Unlike the Smart #1, there's no electric sunshade, just a glass roof similar to that in the Volvo C40 and some Tesla models.
- The Smart #3 is estimated to be launched in Malaysia in the third quarter of 2024.
- All Brabus variants have a dual motor all-wheel drive, while Premium and Pro have a single motor rear-wheel drive setup.
- Rear-wheel drive powertrain 200kw power/ 343nm torque, 0-100 in 5.8s.
- The battery capacity is 66kw for Premium and Brabus, and 49kw for the Pro.
- Brabus can do 415km on a charge.
- Premium can do 455km.
- Pro can do 325 km.
- The car can do DC charging at 150kw (130kw for Pro) and AC charging at 22kw(7.4kw for Pro).
- DC charging can get you to 10%-80% in less than 30 minutes.
- A full AC charge takes less than 3 hours, 5.5 hours for the Pro.
- The launch price is estimated to be slightly pricier than the Smart #1.
