Islamabad, Aug 15: Affordability is a major factor in China’s rapid rise to prominence in the production of electric vehicles. Recently, another electric sedan, the Great Wall Motors (GWM) ORA 7, made its debut. The model is the second from the same OEM, which also produced the highly successful Haval and Tank.
GWM ORA 7 – Overview: Following the success of BYD and Deepal, this year appears to be a blossoming one for the Pakistani auto industry. Previously, we reviewed the hatchback ORA 03 from the same GWM, which shared the same design language as other ORA cars. However, ORA 7 appears to have been heavily inspired by the Porsche Panamera.
The ORA 7 Cockpit
These days, designers go to great lengths to give an automobile the futuristic cockpit style of an aircraft shuttle. It has a single-tone interior that comes in tan or black. The dash is covered in material that resembles alcantara, giving it an upscale appearance. A console with real knobs and buttons and stylish design that brings back the greatest aspects of Bugatti.
The driving modes are as follows: Normal, ECO, Individual, Sport (2 modes), and Well-being are the six total. Choosing based on your preferences is simple. Other noteworthy characteristics consist of:
An endless audio system.
Apple CarPlay.
Android Auto that works wirelessly.
USB charging ports on the back.
AC vents at the back.
Chairs with lumbar support that massage.
Battery and Safety:
The ORA 7 has two variants available globally; the one launched in Pakistan is an All-Wheel drive with an 81 KW battery pack capable of delivering 400 horsepower and can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.3 seconds. While pedal shifters are absent, the car has several ADAS features, including auto braking, Lane Keep, and Lane Assist. A heads-up display, with all major readings displayed on the windscreen, makes it easy for the driver to cruise. If you’re looking for a distinctively outfitted sedan with high acceleration, modern design,
