After a three-year hiatus, GWM’s subsidiary brand, Ora, has unveiled the new self-styled Ora 5. In addition to the launch, it is also being reported that the EV will be the brand’s first mass-production vehicle.
The first images of the all-electric (EV) SUV were revealed some weeks ago. Design-wise, the EV still retains the key design cues of the Ora ‘cat family’ models, starting with the Porsche-inspired circular headlights, that is paired with a large trapezoidal air intake. Meanwhile, the rear has a horizontal slim taillight placed at the side of the rear bumpers and a spoiler. Completing the look are 18-inch alloy wheels and traditional door handles.
Inside the Ora 5, the cabin is lined with textile fabric panels, offered in three distinctive colour themes: Dawn White, Noon Brown, and Midnight Grey. For connectivity, the car features a digital instrument cluster paired with a larger infotainment display running the third-generation Coffee OS. It also comes equipped with integrated Coffee GPT and DeepSeek access.
Additionally, the Ora 5 has a 1.65-square-metre panoramic roof, enhancing the cabin of the EV. Other features in the cabin include a two-spoke flat-bottom steering wheel, wireless phone chargers, multiple storage compartments, and 64-colour ambient lighting.
At the heart of the Ora 5 is a 150 kW electric motor paired with a lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery pack, though the automaker has yet to disclose full battery specifications. For comparison, the Ora Lightning Cat sedan, which uses a similar motor setup, comes in both 63.87 kWh and 83.49 kWh battery options, delivering CLTC-rated ranges of 555 km and 705 km, respectively.
At present, there are no further details on the Ora 5 EV SUV; however, GWM is expected to announce the launch of the vehicle soon. Additionally, the car is expected to debut in Malaysia as well, given Ora’s strong presence in the local market.
(Source: CNC)
