smart fortwo electric drive

Hatchback · 2013-2019 · 2 trims

smart fortwo electric drive

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The smart fortwo electric drive is an electric hatchback available in Canada on the used market, from C$26,990 to C$29,050 MSRP, with RWD. Rated range is 93 to 109 km; in a Canadian winter, expect roughly 62 to 73 km.

Quick answers

Does the smart fortwo electric drive qualify for the federal EVAP rebate?

No. EVAP only covers new vehicles, and the smart fortwo electric drive is no longer sold new. See EVAP rules and timing.

What's the smart fortwo electric drive's winter range?

About 62 to 73 km depending on trim. That's our estimate for a cold day around -10°C with the heat on: 67% of rated range, the share we use for EVs without a heat pump. Real range in the cold depends on temperature, trip length and speed. See winter range explained.

Can it use Tesla Superchargers?

No. We do not list Tesla Supercharger access for it. See Supercharger access by brand.

Does it have a heat pump?

No heat pump is listed for any trim, so expect a bigger range drop in the cold.

How much does it cost to charge at home?

About C$1.77 per 100 km in Manitoba to C$4.76 in Alberta, before tax. That uses 16.1 to 18.9 kWh per 100 km (battery size over rated range), 10% charging losses and each province's default home rate. See what it costs to charge this EV in your province.

smart fortwo electric drive trims, prices and range

TrimMSRPRangeWinter est.BatteryPeak DC0-100 km/hFederal EVAP
Coupe / Cabriolet (3rd Gen)
2013-2016 · discontinued
C$26,990 109 km
NRCan
73 km 17.6 kWh — 11.5 s Not eligible
EQ Coupe / Cabriolet (4th Gen)
2018-2019 · discontinued
C$29,050 93 km
NRCan
62 km 17.6 kWh — — Not eligible

MSRP before freight, fees and taxes. Federal EVAP: up to $5,000 on new EVs with a final price of $50,000 or less (no cap if Canadian-made); Transport Canada. See provincial incentives.

Full specs and comparison tool → Charging cost calculator

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