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Smart 4teen

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Smart Bespoke 4teen

The legendary Smart ForTwo returns in a 100% electric version designed for younger drivers. The Smart Bespoke 4Teen, powered by Newtron, is available in L6e and L7e versions—drivable from age 14 with an AM licence, or from age 16 with a B1 licence.

Step into the Smart 4Teen Bespoke Edition and enjoy refined, fully customisable interiors. Discover the pleasure of 100% electric driving and get around in total safety!

Smart 4Teen, simply smart, simply eco!

Safety

Smart 4Teen Bespoke is the quadricycle currently on the road with the highest level of active and passive safety (source: Euro NCAP certification), because it is built with the features of a real car.

Dual airbags, ABS, ESP, seat belts with pretensioners and the Tridion steel safety cell are standard equipment on all our vehicles.

Tridion steel safety cell
Driver and passenger front airbags
Seat belts with pretensioners
ABS
ESP
  • Each SMART 4Teen Bespoke Edition undergoes an extensive refurbishment process that covers every part of the vehicle. The donor car is completely stripped down to the bare chassis, which is then carefully inspected to ensure it is in perfect condition.

    All major wear components are replaced and, after repainting the chassis, body shell and internal panels, the vehicle is reassembled (here you can find the full list of checks and operations). The interior upholstery is also completely redone according to the customer’s choices.

    All mechanical and electrical conversions are carried out and certified by Newtron, Italy’s leading specialist in electric vehicle conversions.

  • Since 2006, Aznom has been customising special vehicles—and the compact Smart is no exception, becoming a true Bespoke Edition.

    You’ll be free to choose a tailor-made exterior colour and personalise every bodywork detail in our distinctive style.

    For the interior, we offer two trim levels—Premium and Signature—crafted with the leathers and fabrics you prefer.

    And if you’d like to go even further, we’re here to create your very own small supercar, fully bespoke and built around you.

Key features

Up to 140 km range
Top speed: 85 km/h
Three-level regenerative braking and HDC
Panoramic glass roof
Air conditioning and heating
Full electric & Eco friendly
Tridion steel safety cell
Airbags
ABS
ESP

Technical specifications

Specificationcifiche L6e version L7e version
Electric motor Brushless, three-phase asynchronous
Power 6 Kw 15 Kw
Top speed 45 km/h 85 km/h
Battery LiFePO4, 11.4 kWh capacity
Range 140 Km (WLTP cycle) 90 Km (WLTP cycle)
Front tyres 145/65 R15
Rear tyres 175/55 R15
Weight 700 kg
Battery charging time (L6e & L7e versions)
Slow 10 hours 1.2 Kw/h – 900 watt
Standard 5.5 hours 2.4 Kw/h – 2000 watt
Fast 4 hours 3.6 Kw/h – 3300 watt

Think eco!

The Smart 4teen project introduces a new industrial process in which the principles of the circular economy and “re-use” are a core part of the project, supporting long-term sustainability. Throughout the vehicle refurbishment process, more than 65% of the original equipment and fully functional components are recovered, extending the vehicle’s life by many more years. This enables highly efficient use while significantly reducing CO₂ emissions.

Euro NCAP

Smart City Coupe crash test | 2000

The Smart’s is very strong and stiff in frontal impact so the restraint systems have to work hard and weaknesses were found in the loading on the passenger’s chest and the driver’s upper legs. Of concern, in side impact the dummy’s head hit the rail above the door, however if the optional side impact airbag is fitted then improved padding is provided in this area. As we tested with a passenger dummy it was not possible to test the special Smart child restraint which has to fit on the passenger’s seat.

Front impact |  Both the driver and passenger’s airbags worked well but the restraint system for the passenger caused a high risk of injury to the chest. The driver’s shins contacted a die-cast beam which goes across the width of the car. Although this has padding and a deformable element in front of it, the loading on one of the driver’s upper legs was still very high. However the footwell was hardly deformed with little risk to the feet and ankles.

Side impact | The side impact performance of the standard car was good but with a concern that the dummy’s head hit the rail above the door. In the standard car there is no padding in this area and a more substantial contact could occur with a different size of occupant. There was also a problem over this in the first test of the Smart with an optional side impact airbag and head padding. This problem was solved after MCC modified the head padding and retested the car. The only loss of points to the side impact score in the standard car was from the abdomen that was loaded by the protruding armrest. With the optional side impact airbag this problem is solved.

Child occupant | A child restraint can only be fitted in the passenger’s seat because this is only a two seated car where a very large airbag poses a very real threat of severe injury or death for a child. Although we did not test the restraint system the warning to parents about this hazard was inadequate and Smart needs to take this more seriously. In fact a child can only be safe in this position if the special Smart child restraint is used, which when fitted turns off the airbag. But of course a universal child restraint will fit and this combination would be lethal.

Pedestrian | Despite the Smart’s size and stiffness the protection provided for pedestrians was average for this group of cars.

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