The only thing that's recognisably 'smart'-like about this #5 is the divisive nature of its styling. Still, if you like it, you'll probably really like it, which will make the whole process of choosing one rather than something else from this over-stuffed segment quite a bit easier. Apart perhaps from its distant cousin the Mercedes EQB, nothing else looks quite the same.
The #5 is a crucial car for this aspiring brand's development. It wasn't such a big step to persuade customers that smart could also sell cars of the relatively compact size of the #1 or the #3. But the #5 is a different proposition entirely. If this product works in its market, you could see the smart badge being applied to just about anything. Whether that's a good thing, we'll leave you to decide.

Man made leather wrapped instrument panel

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto wireless and wired connection

Electrically adjustable, heated door mirrors with memory and reverse auto-dipping

Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 07

NCAP Overall Rating - Effective February 09

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smart #5

250kW Pro 76kWh 5dr Auto