Why can't the Ora Black Cat start?
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If the smart key is not placed at the bottom of the induction slot, it may cause startup failure or even prevent the car from starting at all. Here is some knowledge about the Ora Black Cat: Definition: 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. The design of the Ora Black Cat was led by international aesthetics master Nakajima Keishin. Appearance: In terms of appearance, the Ora Black Cat adopts minimalist design elements, featuring LED daytime running lights and integrated door handles. The front face features a design with dual round lights and a closed front grille, with the lower air intake and LED daytime running lights also incorporating rounded rectangular elements. The rear of the car continues the front's rounded and cute shape while maintaining a sense of layering.
I've been driving the Ora Black Cat for two years. The most common issue preventing startup is a dead auxiliary battery. Just like in traditional cars, if left unused for too long, this small battery drains completely, especially during winter when problems are more frequent. When the dashboard lights don't come on, this battery should be suspected - replacing it usually solves the issue. Another possibility is a depleted key fob battery. Check if the remote can still unlock the doors; if not, replace the coin cell battery. Software freezes are also common in electric vehicles - try waiting a few minutes after entering the car or pressing the system reboot button. If the main battery is low, plug in and charge for several hours. To prevent most startup troubles, avoid leaving the car idle for extended periods and maintain good charging habits. This preparation prevents last-minute panic during urgent situations.
