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THERE’S no standing still in the push towards electrification, so even newcomers are having to update their models more quickly than the normal schedule for petrol-powered vehicles.
GWM is a case in point; its Funky Cat went on sale in the UK barely 18 months ago, but it already has a new name – the 03 – and now there’s this PRO+ version, promising more range and fresh tech.
To recap, the Ora 03 is a small five-door family car with retro-inspired styling; there are elements of VW Beetle,