Ora Good Cat EV gets updated in China

Great Wall Group sub-brand Ora has revealed the pricing for its upcoming 2026 Good Cat facelift. Prices will start at 83,800 Yuan and reach 103,800 Yuan with all options ticked, reports AutoHome.cn.

The sported-up GT version of the car stays the same, while the regular trim gains an improved front bumper with a larger air intake in the middle and vertical intakes at the sides. It also features new wheels, a revised rear bumper and “GWM” lettering on the tailgate where the Ora badge once was.

Inside, the biggest change is that the digital dash and the infotainment system are no longer merged – they now reside on two separate displays. The displays themselves have grown considerably – from just 7 and 10.25 inches of diagonal size to 10.2 and 14.6 inches, accordingly.

Ora also mentions a new steering wheel, the latest version of its infotainment system running on Coffee OS with 16 GB of RAM, and a modern voice assistant. As for the driving assists, they now combine to deliver a Level 2 self-driving experience.

The pre-facelift Ora Good Cat shipped in China with three motor options rated at 143, 171 and 184 PS (141, 169 and 181 hp; 105, 125 and 135 kW, respectively). The former two are still available, while the most powerful motor has been discontinued. A 45.9-kWh battery pack supplies between 401 and 430 km (249 and 267 miles) of range and takes half an hour to recharge from 30 to 80%.