That means the #2 is around 60mm longer than the third-generation ForTwo, but virtually the same in all other dimensions. The third-gen ForTwo, which ceased production in 2024, was 2695mm long, 1663mm wide, 1555mm tall, and had a 1873mm wheelbase. Supplied Credit: CarExpertSupplied Credit: CarExpertWe'll find out more about the car when it debuts at the Paris motor show in October. As with other Smart cars since that time, the Chinese firm is in charge of engineering, while Mercedes-Benz is responsible for design. Although the car has yet to be confirmed for Australia, a Smart Australia spokesperson noted "further information regarding Smart #2 market availability will be shared at the appropriate time".