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Fresh look at the Smart #2 as certification photos surface
The Smart #2 has shed much of its testing camouflage after official certification in China, giving a clear preview of the production-ready compact EV ahead of its Paris Motor Show appearance in October. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology filings released detailed images and specs, confirming that the final car stays remarkably true to the April concept.
Design and dimensions
The Smart #2 channels the spirit of the original Smart ForTwo: a short, upright silhouette designed for urban life. Measured figures from the certification show:
- Length: 2,764 mm
- Width: 1,669 mm
- Height: 1,555 mm
- Wheelbase: 1,875 mm

The production model retains the concept's compact proportions and even offers the distinctive front grille as an optional trim, underlining Smart's effort to mix retro cues with a modern electric identity.
Range, performance and real-world expectations
Smart has stated a CLTC range approaching 400 km for the #2, a headline figure that looks attractive on paper. Keep in mind CLTC is an optimistic test cycle; real-world range in mixed driving will almost certainly be lower. Technical details such as battery capacity and motor outputs were not fully disclosed in the certification documents, but the car is positioned as an efficient city EV rather than a high-performance model.
"It’s essentially a modern, electric reinterpretation of the ForTwo — compact, city-focused and tailored for daily urban use."

Market positioning and production
Built in China and expected to go on sale in early 2027, the Smart #2 aims squarely at the growing compact EV segment. It should attract buyers looking for a premium-feeling city car with strong urban maneuverability and low running costs.
Highlights:
- Production closely matches the concept styling
- Optional distinctive front grille
- Near-400 km CLTC range (optimistic cycle)
- Made in China, global launch expected after Paris
This certification leak makes the Smart #2 one of the most anticipated compact EV debuts next year, and the Paris Motor Show will be the first major stage to see it officially unveiled for international audiences.














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