Turbo Models Armed with BRABUS Design

Smart is a micro-compact car created by Mercedes-Benz in 1998, condensing maximum convenience, comfort, safety, and environmental compatibility into a minimal body size. Cumulative global sales have exceeded 2 million units, with 37,000 sold in Japan. The current modelWorld premiere in 2014, with its introduction to Japan beginning the following year, 2015.Introduction to Japan

This "Smart BRABUS Sport" is based on the "Smart Turbo," which is equipped with a 0.9-liter inline 3-cylinder turbo engine producing a maximum output of 66 kW (90 hp) and a maximum torque of 135 Nm. It incorporates the sporty design of the premium "Smart BRABUS" model in both the interior and exterior.

The body styles, similar to the base model, include the 2-door, 2-seater "Fortwo", the open-top "Cabrio", and the 4-door "Forfour" in the lineup.

Exterior details include BRABUS specifications for the front and rear skirts and rear diffuser, as well as matte black "BRABUS Monoblock IX 8 twin-spoke alloy wheels" to enhance the wheels, and a rear emblem proclaiming the BRABUS brand.

The interior features a sporty Nappa leather sports steering wheel exclusive to BRABUS, a stylish shift knob combining aluminum and leather, and a parking brake. It also enhances comfort and safety with the "Lane Keeping Assist," which warns of lane departure, and "Ambient Lighting," which envelops the interior in a soft glow, providing relaxation and reducing the glare from oncoming headlights.

Prices are 2.56 million yen for the "Smart Fortwo BRABUS Sport," 2.79 million yen for the "Smart Cabrio BRABUS Sport," and 2.79 million yen for the "Smart Forfour BRABUS Sport."