A first look at the new smart_worldwide 1: - GeelyAutoGlobal platform, MercedesBenz design - 268bhp - 273-mile range - c.£35k start price What do you think?
Smart's focus on maximising that range is evident in a design that clearly majors on aerodynamic efficiency. Indeed, a drag coefficient of 0.
Precise details of Smart's revised retail strategy have yet to be confirmed, but the firm says it will work with"experienced partners" to provide a"real and customer-oriented omni-channel experience along the entire customer journey", using a mixture of online and offline processes. Order books for the #1 are likely to open towards the end of 2022, with the car due to land in the UK in mid-2023, after the first European cars are delivered.
The firm's UK managing director told Autocar that he aims to achieve sales volumes comparable to previous 'five-figure' Smart peaks in 2024, the #1' s first full year on sale, but has yet to give finalised pricing. As an early indication, he said he wants to put the #1 roughly on a level with the
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