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2024 GWM Ora is Australia’s cheapest electric car… once again
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GWM has reduced the prices of its Ora hatchback, making it the cheapest electric car in Australia for now. The Standard Range now starts at $35,990 drive-away, down $4000 from the previous price. The company attributes the price reduction to favourable exchange rates. The Ora is GWM’s only electric model in Australia, with the possibility of plug-in hybrid models in the future. The Ora undercuts its key rivals, including the MG 4 and ZS EV. The Ora features a front-mounted electric motor with various battery options and WLTP ranges.
Brands mentioned: GWM, MG, BYD.
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