3 things we don’t like about the Ora 07 Long Range – Test Drive

The electric sedan Ora 07, or also known as Ora Lightning Cat, may well be a unique EV package in the Malaysian market at this time.

It brings a package of aesthetics inspired by million-dollar models, while still being fairly affordable.

We’ve already shared a test drive review before, but in this article, we will discuss three things that are less favored in this model.

1. The ‘most red’ tail light housing

The exterior design of this Ora 07 is indeed feminine and looks simple, complete with an adaptive spoiler.

However, the less favored aspect is the entirely red tail light housing structure.

During daytime driving, other road users may find it difficult to guess whether the driver has already signaled to turn or is intending to enter an intersection using ‘niat’.

2. No analog meter theme options

We quite like the ‘cluster’ of Porsche 911-style meters present in the Ora 07’s cabin space.

It looks classic and modern at the same time.

However, its shortcoming is that it does not offer analog meter theme options to suit the masculine driving spirit of this Ora 07.

But honestly, the display of these meter graphics is much neater compared to other Chinese-made sedans in the market.

3. Easy but complicated-to-use convenience

As someone who doesn’t want driving focus disrupted on the road, the writer greatly appreciates the presence of a manual fan speed button in the center console for the air conditioning system.

This means it’s very easy to adjust the temperature and the speed of the cool air in the cabin.

However, that’s it.

Other functions such as the direction of the air need to be adjusted through a hidden menu on the infotainment screen, and there are no manual stalk available on the air vents!

You can read the full Ora 07 test drive report at the link below:

Ora 07 Long Range, feminine EV with masculine personality – Test Drive