smart’s iconic two-door lineup is set to welcome an all-electric successor after years of waiting. The brand officially confirmed the smart #2, designed by Mercedes-Benz’s design team, will make its world premiere at the Paris Motor Show this October. Built on an all-new pure electric architecture, the model retains the design heritage of the original fortwo while introducing targeted innovations tailored for electric vehicles. Its sealed front fascia paired with split headlight clusters delivers striking, futuristic lighting signatures when illuminated.

Measuring under 2.8 meters in length, width and height with a 1,875-millimeter wheelbase, the vehicle retains smart’s signature four-corners wheel layout complemented by a floating roof design for a compact, agile visual profile. Circular taillights at the rear echo the front fascia, continuing the brand’s unified design language. Power comes from a 60-kilowatt drive motor; a hardtop two-door variant will launch first, with a convertible version slated for a later release to cater to buyers seeking distinctive microcars.