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Smart Vision EQ Fortwo could be the future of urban mobility

Electric drive, ride sharing, compact dimensions, connectivity, individuality and autonomous drive are the future of urban mobility according to Smart.

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Aug. 30, 2017 7:00 a.m. PT

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Smart will reveal the Vision EQ Fortwo next month at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

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The Smart Vision EQ Fortwo will be autonomous and feature an all-electric drivetrain.

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Compact dimensions means the concept will be an ideal vehicle to navigate congested cities in the future.

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Passengers using the Smart Vision EQ Fortwo will have the ability to accept or decline a rideshare partner.

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Passengers' preferences will be preloaded into the car's cabin.

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User profiles will include preferred color schemes or entertainment for the vehicle's infotainment screens.

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The Smart Vision EQ Fortwo will use inductive charging for its battery pack.

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Doors that fold up will make it easier to get in and out of the cabin on tight city streets.

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Smart says the Smart Vision EQ Fortwo's artificial intelligence will be able to determine where it needs to be to cater to work changeover shifts or the end of local sports games.