The Ora Good Cat was recently introduced in Malaysia with two variants available. The 400 Pro is priced from RM139,800 while the 500 Ultra is priced from RM169,800. They’re covered by a five-year/150,000 km warranty along with an eight-year/180,000 km warranty for the battery pack.
For those who have purchased the fully electric Ora Good Cat, there’s good news as Great Wall Motors (GWM) has announced that the first batch of EVs has arrived in Malaysia. The announcement came with a set of images showing rows of the Good Cat in Malaysia that’s ready for delivery.
Both the 400 Pro and 500 Ultra variants feature a single electric motor with 143 PS and 210 Nm of torque to drive the front wheels. Both take 7.9 seconds to get from 0-100 km/h, with a top speed of 152 km/h. The 400 Pro is fitted with a 47.8 kWh battery that returns up to 400 km of EV range (NEDC cycle) while the larger 63.1 kWh battery in the 500 Ultra is capable of offering up to 500 km of range (NEDC cycle). With 60 kW DC fast charging, 0-80% state of charge takes around 40 minutes.
Standout features to complement the Good Cat’s funky exterior and interior design include a panoramic sunroof, a 10.25-inch infotainment touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a seven-inch fully digital instrument cluster and a comprehensive driver assistance system featuring adaptive cruise control, AEB, forward collision warning and lane centering assist, to name a few. In the 500 Ultra variant, there’s even a massage function for the driver seat.
With each purchase of the Ora Good Cat, customers will receive a complimentary portable charger and home charger, as well as five maintenance services at free of charge as part of the 4-in-1 Purr-fect package.
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my officemate who stays at PPR flat going to receive this first batch new ora cat, how to recharge the ora cat furthermore the complications of double park triple park on PPR flat common carpark???
Have to charge somewere else, cannot at home la
The fact that someone can afford this car but stays in ppr speaks volumes.
Lol spend over 100k car but living in cheap mess+criminals environment then handle by poor management,go get better house first
To some people, car more important than house. Better sell the house & stay in the car
U will be surprised.there are some people even drive a Ferrari but stay in a wooden low cost housing in ulu klang.
There will be more charging stations everywhere including flats. Time will come soon
tell me which ppr flat your officemate staying. i wanna go paparazi that car.
Yes we are moving to a new era of motoring just look at the latest Thailand motor show people are no longer interested in ice cars just like phones from analogue to digital from manuals to automatics so sooner or later I will have to accept and from there I eventually find it usable just like everything else
In Thailand most people have wallbox at home where the car is park housewife that sent kids to school and run their market purchases daily does not even have to know of an ev station.
Really? “Most people”?
At least they park in under cover
This shows that owning an EV is just a desire to follow the trend. Not caring about environment.
This company blatantly lifted out the VW Beetle design. VW got angry but didn’t or couldn’t do anything. VW was the first into China with a JV with Shanghai Auto. I don’t support copy cats no pun intended nor should others . Their IP protection is abusive because brands are stuck in the quandary of having the chance to sell in large market even if they get copied.
https://www.carscoops.com/2022/01/vws-concerns-be-damned-chinas-ora-copy-ballet-cat-to-go-on-sale-in-march/
You blatantly lifted out the MRG’s name. MRG got angry but didn’t or couldn’t do anything. I don’t support copy cats no pun intended nor should others . Their IP protection is abusive because brands are stuck in the quandary of having the chance to sell in large market even if they get copied.
M’sia shouldn’t supoort such ac of resepct for IP especaily the legacy heritage of an iconic brand essence. Its iilegal nor does it show any class. It shows the that M’sia is still in the 3rd World in terms of IP protection and respect for brand essences.
MRG will sue you.
Minority Rights Group (MRG) https://minorityrights.org
M’sia shouldn’t supoort such ac of resepct for IP especaily the legacy heritage of an iconic brand essence. Its iilegal nor does it show any class. It shows the that M’sia is still in the 3rd World in terms of IP protection and respect for brand essences.
Simple looking exterior. Nothing aesthetic to the eyes.