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Gwm Ora models

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Total price
Monthly payment

Finance representative example (PCP)

Total cash price £14,199. Borrowing £12,779 with a £1,420 deposit at a representative APR of 10.9%.

48 monthly payments
£190.32
Fixed interest rate
10.9%
Total amount payable
£18,688.42
Cost of credit
£4,489.42
Optional final payment
£8,133.00
Purchase fee
£10.00
Annual mileage limit
6000 miles

Used Ora model range

Ora pounced on the UK market with its Funky Cat, a cute-looking electric hatchback that rivals the Mini Cooper SE and Peugeot e-208. Ora’s designer once worked for Porsche, which you can kind of see in the Funky Cat’s design. Later cars were renamed the Ora 03 – these are the same as the Funky Cat but just have a different name. Both have a cool interior and a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating.

The Ora 07 is the brand’s second model. It’s a sleek electric saloon in the mould of the Tesla Model 3 and BYD Seal, and kind of looks like a Porsche Panamera if you really squint.

GWM Ora FAQs

Yes, every Ora that’s coming to the UK is electric. The Funky Cat/03 has a 43kWh battery for a claimed range of 193 miles, while the Ora 07 is likely to return around 300 miles thanks to a larger battery.

Yes, every Ora can be financed with our competitive finance rates, and our handy finance calculator lets you tailor your monthly payments. Speak to one of our friendly team members in store or online to find out more about financing an Ora.

Chinese automotive conglomerate Great Wall Motor (GWM) makes Ora cars – Ora is one of its electric-focused sub-brands. Ora cars are built in Taizhou, China.

It’s perhaps a little too soon to know about the long-term reliability of a GWM Ora 03 or 07, but they’re built by a huge and established vehicle manufacturer. And the fact that all UK cars are electric should mean Ora’s reliability is positive – an electric powertrain has far fewer moving parts than a petrol or diesel engine.