Is the Ora Black Cat Safe on the Highway?
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The Ora Black Cat can be driven on the highway, but due to its relatively small size, safety precautions should be taken. Here is some information about the Ora Black Cat: 1. The Ora Black Cat is a new energy vehicle built on the ME platform, China's first dedicated electric vehicle platform developed by Great Wall Motors. Designed by international aesthetics master Nakajima Keishin, the Ora Black Cat combines full-bodied surfaces with minimalist elements to convey a clean and crisp Ora design aesthetic. 2. In July 2020, the newly redesigned Ora Black Cat was launched. The new model features 21 internal and external upgrades, including an ultra-long range of 405km.
I believe the safety of the Ora Black Cat on highways should be considered from several aspects. Firstly, this car is a compact electric model with a lightweight body, making it more susceptible to stability issues caused by wind or the airflow from large vehicles on highways. A friend of mine who has driven it mentioned that it feels a bit floaty when the speed exceeds 100 km/h, so holding the steering wheel firmly is crucial at such times. Its range decreases more rapidly on highways compared to city driving, so it's important to plan charging stops in advance. Additionally, due to its small size, the risk is higher in rear-end or side collisions. It's advisable to check tire pressure and the braking system regularly, maintain speed within the limit, and avoid aggressive overtaking. Overall, its safety is moderate, suitable for short urban highway trips, but long-distance travel requires more cautious driving. Based on my experience, paying attention to these points can enhance safety.
