ORA Funky Cat
The latest manufacturer to join the electric revolution. ORA's Funky Cat has a compact, retro design combined with an impressive range, making it a great car for both city driving and longer journeys.
Est. Range
160mi (real world)
Efficiency
284 Wh/mi
Acceleration
0-62mph in 8.3 sec
Top Speed
99mph
Usable Battery
47.8kWh
Charging Port
CCS
The Funky Cat is an affordable and quirky EV that’s a welcome addition to the lower budget segment of the EV market. It has a generous offering of tech, including 360 degree parking sensors and a fully digital instrument display, putting the Funky Cat in line with most other EVs available, but at a lower price point.
Interior
For a compact car, there’s plenty of space on the inside, both for the driver and passengers. The panoramic roof helps make an airy cabin, and leatherette seats combined with air conditioning make for a comfortable environment. A fully digital display, as well as electric driver and passenger seats, bring the Funky Cat in line with many of the more expensive EVs on the market.
Slow 3.7kWh Chargers
- Typical location:
- Home
- Avg. miles per hour:
- 11 miles
Fast 7kWh Chargers
- Typical location:
- Home | Work | Public
- Avg. miles per hour:
- 22 miles
Rapid Chargers
- Typical location:
- Public (short stays)
- Avg. miles per hour:
- 150 miles
1825mm wide
1603mm high
4235mm long
Drive:
Front wheel drive
Seats:
5
Boot volume:
228L
Tow hitch possible:
No
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