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No need to hypermile? | NEW smart #1 long range test | 2023 smart #1 Premium SUV review

L&L Automotive 20,590 1 year ago
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How much range is enough range? Well, if it can get you to your destination it must be enough, right? In this video, we take a slightly different look at long-distance driving with an electric car and we won't be trying to see how far the car can take us on one charge! Doing a typical weekend long drive, we put both the new smart #1 to the test along with the public charging network. Join us for a journey from Bishop's Stortford to Bishop's Stortford, via the city of Lincoln for a bit of sightseeing. Discover more about the new smart #1: https://www.landlautomotive.co.uk/smart Book a test drive with us: https://www.landlautomotive.co.uk/Enquiry/BookTestDrive Want to see us complete the journey on one charge? Let us know and we WILL do a hypermiling run! Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 1:50 - Meet the smart #1 2:30 - Interior, tech and navigation 5:34 - Driving part one: motorways, radar cruise control, comfort and a Volvo 15:15 - Welcome to Lincoln! (sightseeing time) 18:12 - City driving 21:13 - The long way home (thoughts about the car's performance) 24:40 - Specifications and pricing 25:19 - Final thoughts 27:19 - Further watching Written and presented by Ken Pearson Filmed by Ken Pearson and the L & L Automotive Marketing Team Edited by Ken Pearson Key information: smart #1 Premium Price: £38,950 OTR Battery: 62 kWh usable WLTP combined* range: up to 273 miles Energy consumption: 30 kWh/100mi (according to smart #1 UK customiser) Drivetrain: single electric motor, rear wheel drive Output: 272 hp/343 nm Official 0-62 mph: 6.7 seconds Tested 0-62 mph: 5.57 seconds Top speed: 112 mph (limited) Number of seats: 5 Key information: Hitachi Class 800/2 (LNER Azuma) Type: Bi-mode multiple unit Price: Yes Range: Unlimited on electrified railways Number of carriages: 5 Powertrains: Electric traction motors powered by 25 kV AC overhead wires or 3 x 750 hp MTU 21 litre V12 turbodiesel engines Power output: 3,782 hp (electricity) / 2,250 hp (diesel) Top speed: 125 mph (service) / 140 mph (design) Number of seats: 302 (48 first class, 254 standard) Additional media used: F/A-18E Super Hornet - United States Navy via Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:US_Navy_040205-N-5859A-001_An_F-A-18E_Super_Hornet_assigned_to_the_Eagles_of_Strike_Fighter_Squadron_One_One_Five_(VFA-115)_carries_ten_Mark_83_bombs.jpg Avro Vulcan XH558 - Alastair Barbour via Wikimedia Commons under Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Generic: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:XH558_(G-VLCN)_Avro_Vulcan_-_Last_Flight_over_Farnborough_(cropped).jpg

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