As the automotive industry continues to shift towards electric vehicles, a tiny but mighty player is making a comeback in the US market. The Smart Fortwo, a compact two-seater that failed to gain traction in America a decade ago, has a new EV successor that's poised to capitalize on the current demand for eco-friendly transportation. The new Smart Fortwo Electric Drive is smaller than its predecessor, with a range of up to 100 miles on a single charge, making it an attractive option for city dwellers and those with limited mobility. With the rise of urbanization and increasing concerns about climate change, the timing couldn't be better for Smart's tiny but efficient EV.
The Smart Fortwo Failed In America, But Its Tiny EV Successor Has Better Timing Yahoo Autos
