China's Ora electric car arrives in 2022
Great Wall Motor's spinoff brand Ora will launch its first electric car in Australia next year, to tackle the Nissan Leaf and MG ZS.
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Great Wall Motor's spinoff brand Ora will launch its first electric car in Australia next year, to tackle the Nissan Leaf and MG ZS.
With help from everywhere, Great Wall Motors is slowly but steadily popularizing its Ora electric vehicle car brand. You know, the one that became famous for plagiarizing/giving homage to Volkswagen’s Beetle with help from a “Cat.”
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- shares The 2021 Shanghai motor show offered its fair share of oddities, and certainly the names of debut models kept Western audiences asking what was in the water at Shanghai. In this instance GWM’s dedicated EV brand, Ora rolled out the Lightning Cat – only to have most of its attention hogged by the endearingly Beetle-like Punk Cat. Those names, in case you were wondering, aren’t just flimsy Google translations either. Ora’s whole brand appears to be pivoting to a cat theme, with the Good Cat, White Cat and Black Cat already on sale, and plenty of cat-themed iconography through...
SHANGHAI MOTOR SHOW: Wackiest cars and knock-offs SHANGHAI MOTOR SHOW: Wackiest cars and knock-offs April 23, 2021 We check out some of the weirdest production cars and concepts at the first major motor show since 2019 This year’s Tokyo motor show may have just been cancelled, joining the 2020 New York, Geneva, Paris, Detroit and Beijing no-shows, but that didn’t stop 2021 Auto Shanghai going ahead in China this week. As expected, the first major motor show since 2019 hosted its usual array of weird and wonderful production cars and concepts, including many from established US, European a...