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Smart #2 Couture Edition Sells Out Across Europe in Just Two Weeks
The new smart #2 Couture Edition has made an impressive debut in Europe, with all 999 launch units selling out within just two weeks. The limited-edition electric two-seater was introduced at its world premiere in Paris and quickly attracted buyers across the European markets where it was offered. The strong response is especially notable because most customers have not yet had the opportunity to see the car in person.
The Couture Edition features an exclusive Atelier White Matte exterior with a Platinum Gold roof and 16-inch Lyra wheels finished with gold details. It is based on the top Premium trim and comes equipped with a glass roof, ambient lighting, heated seats, a heated steering wheel, wireless smartphone charging and a Sennheiser audio system. Its styling takes inspiration from the smart Concept #2, which received a positive response before the production model was announced.
Despite its compact size, the smart #2 is designed to offer improved performance and everyday practicality compared with the earlier smart EQ models. It uses a 35.8 kWh lithium-iron-phosphate battery and offers a preliminary WLTP range of up to 290 kilometres. The car supports DC fast charging at up to 65 kW, while reports suggest that charging from 10 to 80 percent can take around 20 minutes. Its 6.95-metre turning circle and wheels-at-the-corners layout are intended to make it particularly easy to drive and park in busy cities.
The smart #2 also includes a five-link rear suspension for improved comfort and handling. Inside, it has continuous bench-style seating and an S-shaped cockpit with a smart pillar for attaching small gadgets. While the Couture Edition is already sold out, customers can still order the regular Pure, Pure+ and Premium versions. Prices start at €19,990 in selected European markets, with first deliveries planned for the second quarter of 2027. Right-hand-drive versions, including the Couture Edition, are expected to follow in markets such as the United Kingdom.
