What kind of cars does ORA Mobility use?
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ORA Mobility is a ride-hailing platform that provides green and comfortable travel services for everyone. Established in July 2017, ORA Mobility is a green mobility platform under Great Wall Holdings Group's "New Energy Smart Mobility Ecosystem." Using ORA iQ and R1 as its operational vehicles, combined with leading technologies such as the internet, big data, and artificial intelligence, ORA Mobility has built an outstanding new energy vehicle sharing platform in China. More details are as follows: Services: ORA Mobility leverages the inherent advantages of an automaker in terms of capital, technology, vehicle manufacturing, and standardized services. Since its operation, ORA Mobility has introduced a series of standardized service methods, including drivers wearing standardized uniforms, uniform service postures, and greetings for boarding and alighting, along with localized operations tailored to Chengdu's urban characteristics. Future Outlook: In the future, ORA Mobility will inject new vitality into Chengdu's ride-hailing market. The ORA Mobility platform is a key strategic initiative for Great Wall Motors to transition from a manufacturing enterprise to a service-oriented operational enterprise, providing safe, efficient, and green travel solutions for urban commuters.
A while ago, I was on a business trip in Shijiazhuang and used Ole Ride-hailing service every day. The cars were mostly Ora series EVs produced by Great Wall themselves. The rear seats were quite spacious, easily accommodating three adults without feeling cramped. The drivers mentioned that the Ora iQ could easily cover 400 kilometers on a full charge, and they just needed to swap batteries at the battery swap station after finishing work, saving a lot of time compared to waiting for charging. I noticed the cars all had turquoise decals, and the dashboard displayed battery levels in Chinese characters, which was very convenient for Chinese users. Using self-produced EVs for ride-hailing saves a lot on procurement costs, while passengers get to ride in new domestic cars—a real win-win strategy!
