A: We expect the smart fortwo electric drive to be availablein the fall. However, in advance of this release date we will have a second-generation smart fortwo electric drive available to take out for a test drive.

A: With the third-generation smart fortwo electric drive the maximum speed has been increased to more than 120 km/h. Perfect for driving in urban areas.

A: The third-generation smart fortwo electric drive features a 55 kW magneto-electric motor - the first product from the EM-joint venture founded together with Bosch - which ensures that it is agile and lively as ever. With torque of 130 Newtons metre it accelerates powerfully and immediately from 0 to 60 km/h in 5 seconds and thanks to better acceleration in the higher speed range it can sprint from 0 to 100km/h in less then 13 seconds. This makes for speedy driving and overtaking.

A: A range of considerably more than 140 km can be achieved. As most people do not drive more than 40 km per day this is absolutely sufficient.

A: With the smart fortwo electric drive every household socket (100v or 220v) becomes a filling station. Simply take the charge cable out of the tailgate and plug it in and charge the car. You can also charge your vehicle at one of the charge stations registered with plugshare.com. Victoria currently has 3 charge stations registered with this program.

A: It takes around 3.5 hours to charge the battery from 20% to 80%. When completely empty it takes the a maximum of eight hours to fully charge the battery at a household socket or charging station, i.e.. overnight. Faster charging is possible with a "wallbox" – a quick-charging station that you can fit in your garage. The battery will be fully charged again in just an hour if the vehicle is equipped with a 22 kW charger. If you drive around 50 kms a day the battery can be fully charged in around 3 hrs.

A: The battery is positioned in the underfloor below the seats, which doesn't encroach on the interior space at all. No compromises are made with regard to comfort, space or safety when compared to the gasoline powered smart fortwo.

A: Every smart center will be able to service and repair the third generation smart fortwo electric drive.

A: We expect the smart fortwo electric drive to be availablein the fall. However, in advance of this release date we will have a second-generation smart fortwo electric drive available to take out for a test drive.

A: With the third-generation smart fortwo electric drive the maximum speed has been increased to more than 120 km/h. Perfect for driving in urban areas.

A: The third-generation smart fortwo electric drive features a 55 kW magneto-electric motor - the first product from the EM-joint venture founded together with Bosch - which ensures that it is agile and lively as ever. With torque of 130 Newtons metre it accelerates powerfully and immediately from 0 to 60 km/h in 5 seconds and thanks to better acceleration in the higher speed range it can sprint from 0 to 100km/h in less then 13 seconds. This makes for speedy driving and overtaking.

A: A range of considerably more than 140 km can be achieved. As most people do not drive more than 40 km per day this is absolutely sufficient.

A: With the smart fortwo electric drive every household socket (100v or 220v) becomes a filling station. Simply take the charge cable out of the tailgate and plug it in and charge the car. You can also charge your vehicle at one of the charge stations registered with plugshare.com. Victoria currently has 3 charge stations registered with this program.

A: It takes around 3.5 hours to charge the battery from 20% to 80%. When completely empty it takes the a maximum of eight hours to fully charge the battery at a household socket or charging station, i.e.. overnight. Faster charging is possible with a "wallbox" – a quick-charging station that you can fit in your garage. The battery will be fully charged again in just an hour if the vehicle is equipped with a 22 kW charger. If you drive around 50 kms a day the battery can be fully charged in around 3 hrs.

A: The battery is positioned in the underfloor below the seats, which doesn't encroach on the interior space at all. No compromises are made with regard to comfort, space or safety when compared to the gasoline powered smart fortwo.

A: Every smart center will be able to service and repair the third generation smart fortwo electric drive.