Smart #5 will be marketed in April 2025 in Germany, and pre -orders will begin in June in France. The first deliveries are expected for the end of the summer of 2025. On the price side, the basic versions will start at 46,600 euros, while the high -end versions such as the Summit Edition will be offered from 56,100 euros. The Smart #5 is entering the price range of intermediate electric SUVs, far from models such as the Tesla Model X or the Jaguar I-Pace, but directly competition like the Peugeot E-5008.
For French buyers, a particularity to note: no version of Smart #5 benefits from the ecological bonus due to its production location in China. A question that could influence the attraction of this SUV in front of locally produced models, such as the Peugeot E-5008, eligible for the ecological bonus.
With competitive prices and solid performance, the Smart #5 seems to be part of sucking the wheel of French drivers. But beyond these qualities, will this model be able to reign on the electric SUV market in the face of competition that is done every day more dense?