$4000 off GWM Ora Extended Range $36,990 (Was $40,990) @ GWM

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The extended range model is now even cheaper, $2000 less than last month's sale. 62kWh battery with up to 420km range.

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Comments

  • This or the MG ZS EV Excite?

    • +1

      MG base model has best battery as LFP. MG better styled and performance. But test drive both then decide, Ora isn’t selling very well as people can’t get past how it looks. Ora interior looks better imo.

  • Imo they look like garbage and I'd never buy one, but impressive you can buy a brand new EV for $37k!

    • +1

      I was looking at the side profile going what's he on about it looks fine, then I clicked the link… Those headlights 🤮.

      • +2

        Mini Blooper headlights

    • +7

      I think it looks great. Taste really is subjective.

    • Given your comment history, I don't think you would buy any Chinese car even if you thought it looked good.

    • I really like the look. If I was shopping for a small run around EV this would be on the top ofy list to look at.

  • +6

    7yrs vs 10yrs on the MG

    hatch vs. small suv

    310km vs. 320km

    ext. range is $1k more and it brings you to 420km (nice)

    dumb not to get that

    i mean i like petrol cars like most people but i mean enjoy that $2 petrol and sub 5yr warranty and the nagging feeling that something is about to go bang outside of warranty

  • -1

    LOL that interior shot caught me off guard.

  • +2

    My local dealership had some for 33k. They were last year's models though, extended range as well. I reckon they could be 29990 by next year

    • +2

      Yep, I don't think anyone realises how quickly battery prices are dropping. Tony Seba predicted $100USD per kWh by 2023 in 2014 when they were $300ish and everyone thought he was daft. That was the predicted point at which EV became similarly priced to ICE. It's $59USD per kWh this year. Google his recent presentation to the Saudis, his predictions are mind blowing (and usually end up happening)

      • -4

        Is it going to zero? If not it’s probably gonna reach a poin where it’s going to flat line, and car prices won’t be as sensitive to battery prices.

    • +1

      Demos Selling for $28,990 at some dealers.

      Although for the $ S/H you can get some older Ioniq, Kona or Tesla.
      A few years ago was new EV at high $ or Japanese import Leafs.
      Now ex fleet coming out and be more ex lease on sale.
      Also unlike other countries the Chinese are coming hard into OZ as no tax.
      Most of the car companies like VW etc selling in EU only still.

      Low $20k I look at one as a cheap city car, replace the old Impreza save like $3-4k a year in fuel

      • This is exactly what I'm looking for at the moment (or eventually at least). Have an ICE SUV as a primary car and looking to replace an old Ford Fiesta for a city runaround. Zero range anxiety and just wanting a sub-$30k EV hatch.

  • +6

    It looks like Fiat 500 with down syndrome

    • +2

      fiat 500 looks like fiat 500 with downs syndrome

      • Fiat 500’s are cool looking

    • Use your words, no need to say a car looks like a genetic disorder.

    • So it'll be featured in catalogues everywhere then.

  • +1

    62kWh battery with up to 420km range.

    I know I spend too much time reading banal comments on this site because my first thought was "If this car just had an extra 7kWh it'd be perfect."

    • shut up and take my money.jpeg

  • Can you plug this into your house to power your house? Also, can you plug a Miele vacuum cleaner into this and power the vacuum directly?

    • +3

      Doesn't look like it, the terms to look for are V2L, V2G and V2H for reference

    • +1

      A Miele wouldn't be seen dead taking power from this. Try a house brand from Big W.

  • +3

    Really anyone who needs a smaller car only for commuting or the just inner city driving these mid $30k EV deals are unbeatable.

    There is not much left that is decent you can buy in the ICE world for less than $30k and increasingly $40k.

    I don’t get all the hate for EVs, no-one is forcing you to buy one ……… yet.

    • well you see… they are chinese and really, can you trust them???

      and in other news you can get a stripper poverty spec hundai i30 for $29,990 and you well know hyundai kia have a sterling reputaiton as far as n/a 2.0 engines go!

      and by 'go!' i mean boom

  • Specs on sheet don't look bad….that appearance though, what were they thinking

  • +5

    I actually like the styling. Gives off Mini and Fiat 500 vibes. It's interesting, it's got it own look and its looks matches its neat proportions. I think it's far better looking than the MG 4 which doesn't have a single good angle imo. Par back the over styling on the MG4 and it's still an ugly and poorly proportioned car. Only reason I'd get the MG4 is because it's just better value, better range, better power, more space and practical, that said, I would never get an MG4 because of the looks

  • $35,490 if you have an ABN.

  • I had a look at one of these earlier in the year, I also like the styling but once I sat in one - was put off by their flickering displays.
    For me, headache city discomfort.

    As a comparison, BYD displays in the Sealion 6 and Seal are fine, have not yet had the chance to see the MG displays.

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