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" Hoping to enjoy success like that found by, I guess, some oddball Citroens and maybe the BMW Z1, Smart&amp;#039;s Frankfurt debut of a new Fourjoy concept shows what the company promises is new design language for their bite-sized little snackcars. It&amp;#039;s a pure electric, highlighted by a pair of electric longboards for the concept, and from the polished aluminum doorless exterior\u2014what there is of it\u2014to the lounge seat interior, it&amp;#039;s purely a design study. Which is not to say it doesn&amp;#039;t have a bearing on future Smarts. As we mentioned previously, Smart says, &amp;quot;The exterior proportions already reveal a lot about the appearance of our four-seater production Smart,&amp;quot; and I&amp;#039;d think some elements of the interior treatment will make their way into production vehicles, if not neccessarily the 2014 launch of the Fourjoy. There&amp;#039;s a lot to be said for reinventing Smart. They&amp;#039;ve always been so offbeat that they&amp;#039;re outside the vernacular of normal cars, which makes them hard to understand. Much like flame surfacing freed BMW from an enforced adherence to a very limted palette, reinventing Smart&amp;#039;s design language might just allow them to build a car with looks that compliment its mission. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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