The ForTwo Electric Drive features an electric subcompact, which uses a 16.7-kwh lithium-ion battery pack and a 55-kilowatt motor co-developed with Bosch and comes equipped with a 90-mile range and a top speed of 77 mph. The automaker claims it can be fully charged on a “household socket” in six to seven hours. The ForTwo Electric Drive has white body panels and matching white alloy rims. Furthermore, its green exterior accents match the green-accented interior. Wider door sills, LED-accented headlamps and a larger grille with electric drive logo, which distinguishes it from its gasoline-powered sibling, are other very enticing attributes to this lovely vehicle. U.S. pricing hasn’t been announced, but in Germany, coupes will start at €18,910 ($23,900) and cabriolets at €22,000 ($27,700).

producer: smart
period: 2012