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A Smart fortwo car rental puts you behind the wheel of a two-seat city car that's 106.1 inches long, with a 22.8-foot turning circle. In its final US form, it's fully electric. If you want a Smart car rental that turns parking into a perk, the fortwo is the one to book.
On Turo, you book your fortwo from a local vehicle owner on the car rental marketplace and arrange pickup that fits your plans. Check the listing's model year before you book, since features vary by year.
fortwo specs
Range
58 miles
Horsepower
80 hp
Top speed
81 mph
Seats
2
At 106.1 inches long with a 22.8-foot turning circle, the fortwo slips into tight urban spaces that longer cars have to pass up. Snug curbside gaps, U-turns on narrow streets, and cramped parking garages all get easier — just follow the posted parking rules wherever you leave it.
The fortwo makes 80 hp and 118 lb-ft of torque from a rear-mounted electric motor that drives the rear wheels. Electric torque arrives the moment you press the pedal, so the fortwo feels lively off the line at city speeds. That's handy when the light turns green or a gap opens in traffic.
It reaches a top speed of 81 mph, enough for a quick freeway stretch between neighborhoods. Still, this car is a city specialist at heart. Save the long highway hauls for something bigger and let the fortwo do what it does best: zipping across town, darting between errands, and making stop-and-go traffic feel a little less tedious.
A 17.6 kWh battery powers the fortwo, and the coupe earns an EPA-rated 108 MPGe combined. The 7.2 kW onboard charger needs about three hours on a 240V Level 2 charger — roughly a long lunch and a neighborhood stroll.
The fortwo shines on short city hops, so plan your charging around its 58-mile EPA range. Map out your day, note chargers near your stops, and plug in whenever you park for a while. Once you find the rhythm (drive, park, plug in, repeat), keeping the battery topped up becomes second nature.
A Smart fortwo car rental suits solo travelers and couples exploring dense cities. It's a smart pick (pun fully intended) for quick errands, short urban trips, and days when easy parking matters more than cargo space.
Want more plug-in options for your trip? Browse electric vehicle rental on Turo.


Three features set the fortwo apart: its design heritage, its Tridion safety cell, and its choice of coupe or cabrio.
The fortwo launched in Europe in 1998 and arrived in the US in 2008. Its final US model year came in 2019, after more than a decade of US sales. Its name nods to the Swatch–Mercedes collaboration behind it — a watchmaker and an automaker joining forces on one tiny car.
When you book a fortwo, you get to drive a piece of that story through the city streets it calls home. Curious about the other half of the partnership? Browse Mercedes-Benz car rental on Turo to find more models from the brand, listed by local vehicle owners near you.
The Tridion safety cell is a high-strength steel structure that wraps the fortwo's cabin. It's also the source of the car's signature two-tone look, with the cell contrasting against the surrounding body panels. On the fortwo, the core structure doubles as a style statement.
When you walk up to your fortwo at pickup, that contrasting frame is the first thing you'll spot. It's also the easiest way to pick out your ride in a crowded parking garage. Snap a photo of the color combo before you walk away, and you'll find your fortwo in seconds when it's time to head out again.
For 2019, the fortwo came in two body styles: coupe and cabrio. The coupe carries the higher EPA range at 58 miles. The cabrio's fabric top opens the cabin to the sky, with an EPA range of 57 miles — a one-mile tradeoff for open-air city drives.
Check the listing to see which body style you're booking. Choose the cabrio for sunny afternoons and scenic loops around town, when fresh air is half the fun. Choose the coupe if you'd rather keep a fixed roof overhead and squeeze every last mile out of the battery between charging stops.
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Start with the listing: check your fortwo's model year and body style so you know exactly what you're getting. With two seats and a small cargo area, pack light and leave the oversized luggage at home.
Ready to search? Browse Smart rentals in Los Angeles, Smart cars in Miami, and Washington, DC Smart rentals to find a fortwo near your trip.
A little prep makes your fortwo trip easier:
Plan charging stops around the 58-mile EPA range.
Use the tight 22.8-foot turning circle in city traffic.
Return the fortwo with the same charge level you picked it up with.
Adjust the seat and mirrors before you drive.
The cost to rent a fortwo depends on the model year, trip length, extras, and delivery. Book a non-refundable trip four or more days ahead, and you'll get 10% off.
Duration discounts kick in at three days, one week, and one month. Need a car for longer? Explore long-term car rental on Turo.
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You'll need a valid physical driver's license, a payment method, a phone number, and an email address. A temporary license works if it's valid through your fortwo trip. Turo doesn't accept photocopies, and an International Driving Permit (IDP) can't replace your license.
You need a permanent, valid US driver's license or a valid license from your home country. Turo does not accept learner's, provisional, or restricted licenses.
It depends on the vehicle class. You must be 18 or older to book standard vehicles and 21 or older for vehicles with a market value over $20,000. Drivers aged 18–24 pay a young driver fee.
No, you don't need your own insurance to book a fortwo on Turo.
Yes. You'll get 10% off non-refundable fortwo trips booked four or more days ahead, plus duration discounts at three days, one week, and one month.
Yes. Monthly fortwo trips of 30 or more days use "Pay as you go" billing in 30-day increments.
It depends on the listing. Some fortwo listings include unlimited miles, some offer an Unlimited mileage Extra, and others set a mileage limit, so check before you book. With a 58-mile EPA range, the fortwo works best for city trips — a 3,000-mile road trip isn't practical.
Yes. You can add up to eight additional drivers in the Turo app. Each driver needs their own Turo account and approval before they drive.
Yes, if a fortwo listing is available. For bookings made less than three hours before the trip starts, Turo verifies your phone and license during checkout.
* Any personal insurance you may have that covers damage to the host’s vehicle would kick in before your protection plan, except in limited situations for trips booked in Maryland, but this protects your own wallet. In the US, liability insurance is provided under a policy issued to Turo by Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company. Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. The policy does not provide coverage for damage to a host’s vehicle.
For questions or information about the third party liability insurance for trips in the US, consumers in Maryland and the licensed states listed here may contact Turo Insurance Agency at (415) 508-0283 or claims@turo.agency. For questions about how damage to a host’s vehicle is handled, visit the Turo Support site. When a trip is booked in the state of Washington, physical damage to the host’s vehicle is covered by insurance purchased by Turo, but the Turo insurance does not change the contractual responsibilities of hosts or guests with respect to physical damage to a host’s vehicle.