GWM's NEW Ora 3 starts at $14,600 and gets power boost

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GWM's NEW Ora 3 starts at $14,600 and gets power boost


GWM’s NEW Ora 3 starts at $14,600 and gets power boost

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  1. Why always showcase these "in China prices". They are far from what we viewers here could pay for it. Please stop clickbait with chinese prices, they are not the real prices for the rest of the world. Here in the EU it can't be bought, just leased. Why not cover the actual prices in the western world?

  2. I've delivered dozens of ORA Funky Cats/03s and they are a nice car to drive. Comfortable and quiet. The intrusive dash lady and over sensitive lane keep assist have both got much better recently with software updates. The smaller battery is good for 160-170 miles on an average day in Feb/March and the bigger battery is good for around 240 miles. Charging speeds could be better but the batteries are not as big as is needed by all these SUVs so it doesn't take more than 30-40 minutes to top up. Its interesting what you said about looking better in the flesh. I delivered one to a suburb of London recently and the guy that signed for it said it was for his wife and that he hadn't intended to use it, but when he saw it, he said he was definitely going to be borrowing it. The purchase price is higher than you would hope in the UK, but the lease deals are very competitive.

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  5. Many Middle Class CANADIANS wanted to switch to drive an EV , but couldn't afford to buy one , Because EVs are CRAZY EXPENSIVE in CANADA
    Wish CANADIAN GOVERNMENTS allows these $14,600 Affordable Chinese Electric Vehicles for sell in CANADA ?
    Let hope Canadian Government think about the MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE, too?
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  6. The Chinese have a serious problem with their previous cars bursting into flames at alarming rates. There is also a youtube video on the cemetery of electric cars, brand new, acres of them wasting away in China…??? I gotta study

  7. False information. There is nowhere in the world where you can buy a GWM Ora for $14,600 USD. This vehicle is sold in China and is priced in the Chinese currency of yuan. It may seem cheap to us, but compared to what the locals earn in that currency, it's probably more expensive than what we pay in western countries.

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