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The disco time goes on modern era. But now you are about to see the disco that's not at the discotheque, but on the wheels. smart has just introduced the Disco smart which featured disco balls theme surrounds all the vehicle's dress as well as its roads-connector.

Called the smart Disco Ball, based on its ForTwo electric drive, dressed by reflective glass tiles from roof-top to the hub caps, its windows also get a mirror finish foil. This blink-blink on the wheels courtesy of Apparatjik, as the brain of this mod. Moreover, the smart Disco Ball is built to be a "support-artist" in the artist formation's new film, Pixel City.

Apparatjik artist formation as the idea of the smart Disco Ball including Magne Furuholmen of a-ha band, Coldplay's Guy Berryman, Bjerre of Mew, and producer Martin Terefe.

Be sure to check the smart's press release after the jump.

Smart Press Release:

Surprisingly different: Mirror, mirror, on the road...

Always surprisingly different: smart presents an electric two-seater in a glitzy 'disco-ball' look in Berlin. This smart fortwo electric drive is completely covered in reflective glass tiles from the roof to the hub caps and the windows also feature a mirror finish. The one-off model was
conceived by the experimental artist formation 'Apparatjik' to be used in a film titled 'Pixel City', realized for their current installation at Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin. The project is brought to a climax by two very unusual live performances on the 26th and 27th of March.

smart is the official main sponsor in this project by Apparatjik, consisting of world-famous musicians Magne Furuholmen of a-ha, Guy Berryman of Coldplay, Jonas Bjerre of Mew and sought-after music producer Martin Terefe. Their "Apparatjik Light Space Modular" features not only concerts but also an interactive installation which collects data to be turned into a piece of music. The deriving song will be performed by the prestigious Deutsches Kammerorchester and accompanied by a spectacular image show titled 'Apparat TV'. The projections will be streamed out of a six metre tall cube into the city through the museum's glass walls. Inside that cube is where Apparatjik will be performing live on 26 and 27 March. Tickets can be purchased over 01805/88 00 15, via www.apparatjik.com

During their stay in Berlin Apparatjik members Magne Furuholmen and Martin Terefe took the opportunity to discover the German capital in the Discoball smart. Impressions of their trip are documented in a smart filmlet which can be seen over the smart Youtube channel www.youtube.com/smart