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The Smart #2 production EV will debut in October at the Paris Motor Show previewed by this posh Concept #2 with 186 miles of range. Smart reveals Concept #2, previewing the next-generation #2 electric ...

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The ForTwo is out of production, but Smart hasn’t given up on small cars. The Concept #2 shows the brand is planning a return to its roots. The Smart ForTwo once seemed like a practical solution for ...

Understandably, manufacturers can be relentless in developing new technologies to ensure the safety of their vehicles' occupants. How far do you expect an automaker to go to protect your car door?