How Long Does It Take to Fully Charge an ORA with Fast Charging?
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ORA vehicles can be fully charged in about forty minutes with fast charging. Here is more information about ORA: 1. Brand Introduction: ORA is a subsidiary of Great Wall Motors and is the first independent new energy vehicle brand among China's mainstream domestic automakers. 2. Brand Positioning: ORA positions itself as a car brand that loves women more, committed to establishing the correct values for female users in the industry. 3. ORA's Product Lineup: (1) ORA Good Cat: The ORA Good Cat excels both inside and out, allowing consumers to enjoy driving pleasure, intelligent driving experiences, and comprehensive safety protection throughout their usage. (2) ORA Black Cat: The ORA Black Cat is built on China's first dedicated electric vehicle platform—the ME platform. It boasts five major product highlights: high aesthetics, spacious interior, high quality, enhanced safety, and greater intelligence. Its lightweight design ensures long-range and low energy consumption, with the high-end version offering a comprehensive range of 351km on a single charge, meeting users' travel needs for 3-5 days.
I've observed the charging situations of many Ora cars. For example, the Ora Good Cat takes about an hour to charge from low to full using a fast-charging station, but this time can vary significantly due to factors like battery size and charging power. The Good Cat typically has a battery capacity of around 48 kWh. Using an 80 kW fast-charging station, it can reach 80% in 30 minutes, but the last 20% is much slower as the charging speed automatically reduces to protect the battery when it's nearly full. Weather also plays a role; charging efficiency is lower in cold winters, while in hot summers, it might need to speed up to prevent overheating. I recommend choosing charging piles that support 100 kW or higher to save time, and avoid charging to full capacity every time to preserve battery lifespan. Fast charging is indeed very convenient for daily use, but safety should also be considered.
