I heard the smart #3 is the coupe SUV version of the #1. Apart from the sportier looks, how does it actually drive differently?

The driving feel is subtly different. While they share the same SEA platform, the #3 is lower and longer, with a wider track . This gives it a slightly more planted and stable feel on the highway compared to the #1. The steering is also tuned to be a bit more direct, making it feel sportier when cornering. However, like the #1, it still prioritizes comfort for daily driving, so don't expect a hardcore sports car feel . For buyers considering the smart #3, that matters because it affects how easy the car is to live with, whether for commuting, family use, long-distance driving or ownership costs. The useful way to read this is not as an isolated specification, but as a clue to how the car will feel in real daily use.