@Lumooja - I must have seen a lower spec'd smart car unless the speed sensors are in the 'driven' whells - which i doubt.
coz - wheels don't spin when you accelerate too hard
maybe it takes 4-5 seconds to kick in which is why i seen the smart car crab side ways towards the ford ka - a result of too much acceleartion - granted when the car is only doing walking pace due to ice it is exceptional cirecumstances so maybe I witnessed the software kicking in in the end when the car started making it up the hill?
wheels don't spin when you climb slippery hills (probably same as the previous thing) - this is why i think i seen a lower specc'd car than yours coz i thought it was gonna collect the parked ford ka - albeit sideways - coz this function needed more development.
I think they are very fuel efficient cars but to be fair - they do not suffer any more or less than a rear wheel driven BMW on ice. In fact - from what i seen it may have faired better. so, smart indeed.
coz - wheels don't spin when you accelerate too hard
maybe it takes 4-5 seconds to kick in which is why i seen the smart car crab side ways towards the ford ka - a result of too much acceleartion - granted when the car is only doing walking pace due to ice it is exceptional cirecumstances so maybe I witnessed the software kicking in in the end when the car started making it up the hill?
wheels don't spin when you climb slippery hills (probably same as the previous thing) - this is why i think i seen a lower specc'd car than yours coz i thought it was gonna collect the parked ford ka - albeit sideways - coz this function needed more development.
I think they are very fuel efficient cars but to be fair - they do not suffer any more or less than a rear wheel driven BMW on ice. In fact - from what i seen it may have faired better. so, smart indeed.