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Smart reveals micro EV with 290 km of range

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First reported by The Driven · 17 October at 9:14 pm

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The Driven·EV specialists·17 October at 9:14 pm

Smart reveals micro EV with 290 km of range

Smart reveals its fully electric #2 with 35 kWh battery pack and price tage of €20,000. The post Smart reveals micro EV with 290 km of range appeared first on The Driven.

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The quick read

  • Smart's fully electric #2 has a 35 kWh battery pack
  • The micro EV has a range of 290 km
  • The price tag of the Smart #2 is €20,000
  • The vehicle is a fully electric offering from Smart

For dealers: Australian dealers should take note of the competitive pricing of the Smart #2 as it enters the micro EV market

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The Smart #2's price point of €20,000 is a significant factor in the micro EV market, as it undercuts many of its competitors and will likely put pressure on other manufacturers to revisit their pricing strategies

What it means for pricing

The 35 kWh battery pack in the Smart #2 provides a range of 290 km, which is sufficient for urban commuting and will appeal to buyers looking for a cost-effective and environmentally friendly vehicle

The Smart #2's entry into the market will likely lead to increased competition in the micro EV segment, which could result in more competitive pricing and better value for consumers

Competitor response

Other manufacturers, such as those offering similar micro EVs, will need to respond to the Smart #2's competitive pricing by either reducing their prices or offering additional features and value to justify their current pricing

The Smart #2's fully electric powertrain and affordable price point make it an attractive option for environmentally conscious buyers on a budget, which could lead to increased showroom traffic for dealers who stock the vehicle

Action item

This week, dealers can start researching the Smart #2 and its target market to determine whether stocking the vehicle would be a good fit for their dealership and to prepare for potential customer inquiries about the new model

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