Smart City Pulse 61 Semi Auto MOT data

From the national MOT record: 4,631 tests across 303 vehicles on record.

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Vehicles on record

303

Average engine

N/A

MOT pass rate

71.0%

How the Smart City Pulse 61 Semi Auto compares

The Smart City Pulse 61 Semi Auto has an MOT pass rate of 71.0%, against 73.4% across all Smart vehicles, and 69.4% across every make in the national record. That is 4,631 tests for this model and 364,886 for the make, so the comparison rests on the whole national record rather than a sample of it. See what Smart City Pulse 61 Semi Auto models fail on.

Common Smart City Pulse 61 Semi Auto defects

From 1,003 Smart City Pulse 61 Semi Auto tests in the national record with a DVSA defect code to categorise.

Axles, wheels, tyres and suspension 563 (56.1%)

Brakes 460 (45.9%)

Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment 336 (33.5%)

Nuisance (emissions and noise) 191 (19.0%)

Visibility 61 (6.1%)

Registration plates and vehicle identification 57 (5.7%)

Steering 55 (5.5%)

Body, structure and attachments 42 (4.2%)

A test can find problems in more than one category, so these figures do not sum to 100%. Common Smart City Pulse 61 Semi Auto MOT failures has the full breakdown and how it is worked out.

Other Smart models

Fortwo Passion Mhd Auto (3,833) Roadster 80 Auto Rhd (2,739) City Passion 61 Auto (1,872) 1 Pro Ev (1,384) 1 (1,320) Forfour Passion (1,139) Fortwo Passion 71 Auto (1,130) Fortwo Pulse Mhd Auto (1,085) Roadster Coupe 80 Auto Rhd (1,023) Fortwo Passion Cdi Auto (791) Forfour Pulse (761) Eq Forfour Premium (747)

Check a specific Smart City Pulse 61 Semi Auto

These are averages. For one vehicle's actual test history, enter its registration.

Figures cover every Smart City Pulse 61 Semi Auto in the national MOT record, which includes vehicles since scrapped or exported, so "on record" is not a count of cars on the road. Pass rate counts every recorded MOT test, retests included. Some MOT records describe the same model with extra trim or engine detail attached; where that detail is a recognised trim or drivetrain code, the vehicle is counted under the base model shown here rather than treated as a separate one.