A collaboration between Mercedes and Chinese car-making giant Geely has revived the Smart brand and expanded it way beyond its traditional two-seat city car origins. This #1 (yes, Smart is insisting on giving all its new models Tik-Tok-like badging) is a compact SUV with decent range, or in the case of the four-wheel-drive Brabus version, silly power. It’s roomy, but only average to drive and has a maddening infotainment system. 

Based on the same chassis as the #1, the #3 is longer, lower and sleeker and feels like a more premium product than the smaller Smart. It’s actually very roomy in the back seats, and has a decent boot too, while looking on the outside closer to a hot hatch than to an upright SUV. That slippery shape gives it a decent 455km range, but like the #1, the infotainment screen will drive you nuts.