Inspired by what seems the retro VW Beetle from the front, its style and styling differ from any other EVs available in Australia.
The regional design line-up of the Funky Cat is available in 3 versions:
- Time Standard Range
- Ora Long Range
- Ora GT (to come later on down the track)
The base design includes a 48 kWh battery pack which can provide to 310 km of WLTP variety. This battery can be charged from 10% to 80% in as low as 41 minutes.
There is likewise an extended-range variation with a larger 63 kWh battery which will get closer to 420 km in WLTP variety.
Both batteries feed the powertrain with motors that can provide up to 126 kW of power and 250Nm of torque.
The electrical hatchback can likewise be driven in a “one-pedal” drive mode that makes driving an EV a lot much easier.
After identifying the very first Australian Ora Funky Cat test car back in Augustand after that a 2nd Ora Funky Cat electrical hatchback in Novemberit’s good to lastly see regional specs.
Dimension-sensible, the Ora Funky Cat is somewhat smaller sized in length than Australia’s very popular EV, the Tesla Model 3. It is available in at:
- 4,235 mm in length
- 1,825 mm in width
- 1,603 mm in height
The requirement Funky Cat includes lots of basic safety functions and just recently gotten EuroNCAP’s first-class safety ranking. This indicate a more than most likely first-class ANCAP ranking too for this electrical hatchback.
The brand-new Ora Funky Cat will feature a 7-year / limitless km service warranty, 5-years roadside support and 5-year Capped Price Servicing. The battery gets service warranty protection of 8 years.
It’s available in an option of 5 outside two-tone colours:
- Hamilton White (Included)
- Sun Black
- Glacier Blue
- Mars Red
- Aurora Green.
With the exception of Hamilton White, all outside metal paint colours are priced at $595.
Affordable EVs are all the rage and we require more of them. With most states and areas using rewards on EV purchases under $50,000, need for the Ora Funky Cat might be fairly high.
We can’t wait to test drive one and see if the brand-new Ora Funky Cat can provide on what countless Australian drivers have actually been awaiting.
GWM has actually opened queries for the all-electric hatchback on its website.
Features on the Ora Standard Range and Ora Long Range:
- 18-inch alloy wheels
- LED lights with Daytime Running Lamps (DRL)
- 10.25-inch complete colour instrument cluster
- 10.25-inch multimedia touchscreen
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Wireless charging
- Leatherette seats
- 6-way electrical driver’s seat
- 4-way electrical traveler’s seat
- Automatic anti-glare rear-view mirror
- Heated, power-adjustable door mirrors
- 360 degree around-view cam
- Rear parking sensing units
- 7 SRS Airbags
- Autonomous Emergency Braking with pedestrian, bicyclist & crossing detection
- Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go
- Blind Spot Detection + Lane Change Assist
- Forward Collision Warning (FCW)
- Lane Departure Warning (LDW)
- Lane Keep Assist (LKA)
- Lane Centre Keeping (LCK)
- Emergency Lane Keep (ELK)
- Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA)
- Rear Collision Warning (RCW)
- Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR)
- Camera-based driver sleepiness detection
Added includes on the GT design:
- 18-inch GT alloy wheels
- GT special bumpers and grille
- Electric handsfree tailgate
- Panoramic sunroof
- Red brake callipers
- 6-way electrical driver’s seat with memory
- Heated guiding wheel
- Automatic parking
Australian Pricing (Driveaway):
| NSW | ACT | QLD | on | THAT | WA | VIC | NT | |
| Standard | $45,550 | $45,137 | $46,114 | $46,891 | $45,090 | $47,891 | $47,234 | $44,490 |
| Long Range | $49,550 | $49,137 | $50,194 | $51,051 | $49,090 | $52,403 | $51,402 | $48,490 |
| GT | $55,050 | $54,637 | $55,804 | $56,771 | $54,590 | $58,405 | $57,138 | $54,125 |
An evaluation of the ORA Funky Cat on YouTube by the Fully Charged Show:
