If they made decent looking EV from 70k-90k price range, I'm sure more people would buy one. And I wish the trend of EVs using the touchscreen to adjust air-conditioning and so on would simply end. It's backwards in terms of ease of use.
the right price for Malaysian ev car should be around rm40k-55k in terms of standard living cost in Malaysia as not everybody can afford to drive one if the price is above rm60k and above..
I work as a solution provider for EV test in a US company. in general EV system complexity is less than ICE vehicles. Below RM100k for less than 150kW output power EV is reasonable.
30 years ago relatives from China would request electrical appliances as gifts during visits. Now they have the most high tech appliances and vehicles. How the tables have turned.
@@sputnikfreshie3601 what issue with communism ? especially compare with our so call DEMOCRACY with term, condition, corruption and so on ? or like US, bombing in MIDDLE EAST (it last more than 5 decade and still happen now, You can't see) for petrol ? btw what happen to Uighur (u see with ur eye or another CNN/BBC) news generator ?
The classic retro design, sweet color, average size and beautiful interior just right for a lady like me. I love it ❤️ hope the price can be lower 90-110
140k yeah really affordable price... can't wait Proton or Perodua take serious on EV segment with Kancil or Kelisa design that's would be amazing compaq affordable ev!
Shld follow Thailand price structure when it was launched there. Ora Ultra 2-tone color model s/b ard RM150K at the most. With tax incentives, price shld drop significantly further IF Msia follows Thailand. The Ora electric motor has been known to overheat in Thailand upon ‘stretched’ highland climb. Is the problem truly fixed?
Hi. Assuming that the car owner would charge the car on a weekly basis, and based on the highest local electric tariff of 57.10 sen/kWh, what is the rate to charge the car from 0% to 100%? Thank you.
Malaysia should show commitment to be environmentally friendly by encouraging ownership of EV cars. Some countries give rebates for EV cars. The prices mentioned are absurd. However from the practical point of view owners living in apartments would have problems charging EV cars due to inaccessibility. Am I wrong on the last point?
Yeah but electricity don't drop from the sky. One need to generate huge amount of electricity to power the EV car. Is TNB ready for EV deployment for the whole Malaysia. I doubt so. Will it be Green, i also doubt so as our power generation still uses COAL and fossil fuel. Countries that run on nuclear powered can employ EV cars as it is cheap and so call " Green".
wahhh this ev is super kawaiii. thank you for this preview. agree that boot space a bit small and hopefully they improve to a more user friendly button for the screen. shape, color and finishing nice indeed.
Malaysia car manufacturer should make one themselves. They have all the factory infrastructure to make the body. They only need to OEM the battery and power trans.
i will not accept any electric car which can't finish charging within 15 minutes max and having distance less than 600km even on the 20% less calculation. this car only cost rm67k in China. rm170k you call it a bargain lol
Couldn’t agree more with you. Finally someone talking sense. Unlike many RUclipsrs reviewing EVs talking bullshit trying to Justify the short range. I don’t know know where they get their balls from lying 🤥 or just plain naive.
Just a thought... Will EVs ever get cheaper in Malaysia, and how long of a period to realize this realistically, given petrol being one of Malaysia's income source.
During next 5 years on inflation for the younger and pension generation the car should covering between 60 to 80 k Free wear and tear parts for 3 years
Just imagine if this new EV priced at 50k same as myvi it’s gonna sell like a hot cake! You’ll see every one driving it and a modern yet classic colorful road view, i mean no 1 in malaysia for non national category and good for EV starter in malaysia
Not worth it. 6.6kw ac charging is a deal breaker. Imagine you come back home with an empty battery but suddenly need to go somewhere and need to wait for like 3 hours just to get the battery to a decent range. Hence you will have to rely to a public DC charger and a lot more uncertain random variables that will punch you in the face in the name of murphy's law. So make sure you charge it to at least 80% SOC every day after driving it
EV reduces carbon footprint, but the process of manufacturing the lithium ion battery comes with hefty price on environment pollution. Also need to check from manufacturer the lifespan of the battery and the cost to replace one if beyond warranty period. MUST TAKE NOTE EV LIKE HYBRID CAR HAS NO SECOND HAND VALUE AS MOST OF SPARE PARTS ARE EXPENSIVE especially after warranty period.
I am keen to support EV and I'm also keen on the retro styling with modern tech built in similar to Triumph Bonnevilles. If this was 80k I'd really consider it. But once I saw that interior there is just no chance.
Just a question, how do these ev adapt to the malaysian climate where west coast and east coast 2-3 month seasonal monsoon, with flash flood occurs all the time....does these ev can survive if owner own a single car only and not one of the " poket tebal" people who can store their ev during these rainy season and use other car.
Almost all EVs have waterproofing up to certain water depth. But if you are looking for EV that can be used in flood, I dont think even poket tebal people have cars or SUVs that can be used in deep water flood
Gonna be honest, the front looks good, the back looks bad. And holy heck, that air-cond control is ridiculous! I'll wait for an EV that looks cool and is smartly designed.
If this is the cheapest EV then this would be the Kancil Categories but only affordable by those who can buy a HONDA CIVIC, this would eliminate lower income group to own up a car. Yes… can still buy a KANCIL VIVA OR MYVI but if continue raise petrol prices… this would also eliminate B40 becoming a car owner.
I dont even think malaysia is ready with ev , environmental friendly? Most of our electricity came from coal ,if government Are serius enough they will make every station have charging station btw the design very look classic and modern love to have it
That's only a concept car. Even Daihatsu Japan has no production EV model yet, so expect at least 3 or 4 years for Perodua to have EV. By that time, more affordable EVs from other brands will appear in Malaysia
Why is that when it comes to ev, most opted touch screen for basic use like aircond. Why leave out PHYSICAL button for God sake. That's really a safety issue there and it distracts the user while driving. So high tech, but stupidity in design. Meh..
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If they made decent looking EV from 70k-90k price range, I'm sure more people would buy one. And I wish the trend of EVs using the touchscreen to adjust air-conditioning and so on would simply end. It's backwards in terms of ease of use.
the right price for Malaysian ev car should be around rm40k-55k in terms of standard living cost in Malaysia as not everybody can afford to drive one if the price is above rm60k and above..
Betui!!! 👍
Voted!
I agree...we are just income earner...depends solely on our salary..no duit kopi..not even duit air suam.
If all EV sell for 40-55 K, CAR company should Bankrupt themself. Because the battery itself already cost RM12,000
Yeszz
I work as a solution provider for EV test in a US company. in general EV system complexity is less than ICE vehicles. Below RM100k for less than 150kW output power EV is reasonable.
Complexity is lower but price of parts (batteries, electric drivetrain) are higher, but these shld go down in the long run with scale
30 years ago relatives from China would request electrical appliances as gifts during visits. Now they have the most high tech appliances and vehicles. How the tables have turned.
Why ? Beca
Why ? Because China doesn't have New Economic Policy. China doesn't have Dr Mahathir. China doesn't have UMNO.
@@ahmadshauki5612 yeah, good things we should praise. But not communism. And please don't forget how they treat Uighur people over there.
@@sputnikfreshie3601 what issue with communism ? especially compare with our so call DEMOCRACY with term, condition, corruption and so on ? or like US, bombing in MIDDLE EAST (it last more than 5 decade and still happen now, You can't see) for petrol ? btw what happen to Uighur (u see with ur eye or another CNN/BBC) news generator ?
@@sputnikfreshie3601 go to Xinjiang and see for yourself don't talk cock like those western media bitch
The classic retro design, sweet color, average size and beautiful interior just right for a lady like me. I love it ❤️ hope the price can be lower 90-110
Affordable. That’s the key. Nonsense to pay RM200k for an EV. Bring in the BYD and other Chinese EVs for 100k. 👍🏽
stupid tax cause we pay cheap petrol, but now petrol going to be floating but tax + AP still there.
The front looks like a hybrid between a Beetle, a Porsche and a Mini
140k yeah really affordable price... can't wait Proton or Perodua take serious on EV segment with Kancil or Kelisa design that's would be amazing compaq affordable ev!
The ora cat is the best ev in Malaysia so far but I'm waiting for cheaper ones.
How much per charge? if RM10 Per charge that goes around 300km, i don't see why not.
Thanks for the review man...been waiting for this car to launch in our market for ages....
that's a fantastic car with lots of good equipment for half a price nuts (this car has confirmed the pricing is going to be rm147k to rm162k+)
i saw this car last few day
@@ipushproperty7573 how this possible and where did you look at the car come from
i own one in Thailand , great car suck software! it's 825,000 THB here for 400Pro model
Thanks for sharing.
This car only cost US$15,000 in China. There is simply no incentive for people to buy an EV which cost twice as much after it lands on our shores.
Shld follow Thailand price structure when it was launched there. Ora Ultra 2-tone color model s/b ard RM150K at the most. With tax incentives, price shld drop significantly further IF Msia follows Thailand.
The Ora electric motor has been known to overheat in Thailand upon ‘stretched’ highland climb. Is the problem truly fixed?
Hi. Assuming that the car owner would charge the car on a weekly basis, and based on the highest local electric tariff of 57.10 sen/kWh, what is the rate to charge the car from 0% to 100%? Thank you.
Malaysia should show commitment to be environmentally friendly by encouraging ownership of EV cars. Some countries give rebates for EV cars. The prices mentioned are absurd.
However from the practical point of view owners living in apartments would have problems charging EV cars due to inaccessibility.
Am I wrong on the last point?
Yeah but electricity don't drop from the sky. One need to generate huge amount of electricity to power the EV car. Is TNB ready for EV deployment for the whole Malaysia. I doubt so.
Will it be Green, i also doubt so as our power generation still uses COAL and fossil fuel. Countries that run on nuclear powered can employ EV cars as it is cheap and so call " Green".
Cute looking design that really fits its name!
i feel like i would buy it just bc its called " good cat"
It should be cheaper. Otherwise no point of avoiding petroleum just to make TNB richer.
Definitely for city use.. because its user friendly only if traffic is jam.. like the aircond adjustment.. only adjust when traffic jam🤣🤣
They don't want you to use the aircon cos it will flatten the battery...
The exterior didn't entice me but that interior tho, that's absolutely as Hafriz said "bloody fantastic" 👌🏾
wahhh this ev is super kawaiii. thank you for this preview. agree that boot space a bit small and hopefully they improve to a more user friendly button for the screen. shape, color and finishing nice indeed.
Ora Cat is designed primary to female drivers which is reflected in the style color interior small switches and even the height of the door handle.
I dont get why ev are expensive. No engine so should be cheaper right ? I think evs should be around 50k-70k
Automotive batteries and motors are expensive.
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Ev's are still in early stage
Malaysia car manufacturer should make one themselves. They have all the factory infrastructure to make the body. They only need to OEM the battery and power trans.
Lol indonesian gov just banned nickel export
Well, you did not saw merdeka parade. Malaysia also has produced one. However, did not know much detail about that car.
Woooo.. bro, nanti org myk marah.. 💩💩💩
What's the safety rating?
Paul ini kereta Najib pakai AA batteries atau lithium 8650?
i will not accept any electric car which can't finish charging within 15 minutes max and having distance less than 600km even on the 20% less calculation. this car only cost rm67k in China. rm170k you call it a bargain lol
Setuju
U buy it for 170k then sell it to me for 67k🤣
No hurry when charging at home. 400km is more than enough for running around the city for the day
Couldn’t agree more with you. Finally someone talking sense. Unlike many RUclipsrs reviewing EVs talking bullshit trying to Justify the short range. I don’t know know where they get their balls from lying 🤥 or just plain naive.
Impressive design, just love it.
nice looking car and color combo overall. does this one comes with the massaging seats?
Its has options with air fryer and toilet, sold separately
@@insanicmironic lol
Jika jual harga melebihi 100k keatas pembeli akan cari kereta lain bahkan tidak akan menyahut penggunaan ev.
RM130-140k would be great considering if the charging rate is lower than petrol.
Malaysians just wanted EV cars that looks like a Perodua Myvi or a Proton V50 with a RM$60,000 Price Range!
Should bring Chinese Ev cars fast here... BYD already launched in Singapore. Sure can give affordable price la
Should rm66k..if more than that..like rm100k up, I don't think it will be cheapest Malaysia's EV..
Below 100k should be more afford standard living cost malaysian👍
Just a thought... Will EVs ever get cheaper in Malaysia, and how long of a period to realize this realistically, given petrol being one of Malaysia's income source.
Apple Carplay and Android Auto looks to be wired? Any Frunk/Froot?
No frunk
5Ok below sound good for Mlysian..small car like axia..myvie..should change to Ev..😇
During next 5 years on inflation for the younger and pension generation the car should covering between 60 to 80 k
Free wear and tear parts for 3 years
Just imagine if this new EV priced at 50k same as myvi it’s gonna sell like a hot cake! You’ll see every one driving it and a modern yet classic colorful road view, i mean no 1 in malaysia for non national category and good for EV starter in malaysia
Tepat 100% setuju
Yes sir
Where to buy
Will it be available in India or abroad.
RM 60000. We should have like Myvi with battery. Just basic safety and accessory.
Not worth it.
6.6kw ac charging is a deal breaker. Imagine you come back home with an empty battery but suddenly need to go somewhere and need to wait for like 3 hours just to get the battery to a decent range. Hence you will have to rely to a public DC charger and a lot more uncertain random variables that will punch you in the face in the name of murphy's law.
So make sure you charge it to at least 80% SOC every day after driving it
This car is a beauty.
But definitely not for low budget buyers in Malaysia.
Hafiz. Knapa pakai mask. Kami tngok disebalik screen.
Bjorn tested it in thailand incase anyone is wondering it for day2day use
I love this ❤️ cause panamera too pricey but this look-alike surely melting my heart
Which company does the leasing for these cars?
flux
EV reduces carbon footprint, but the process of manufacturing the lithium ion battery comes with hefty price on environment pollution. Also need to check from manufacturer the lifespan of the battery and the cost to replace one if beyond warranty period. MUST TAKE NOTE EV LIKE HYBRID CAR HAS NO SECOND HAND VALUE AS MOST OF SPARE PARTS ARE EXPENSIVE especially after warranty period.
..CO2 footprint is just offset somewhere else in terms of charging vehicle..
I am keen to support EV and I'm also keen on the retro styling with modern tech built in similar to Triumph Bonnevilles. If this was 80k I'd really consider it. But once I saw that interior there is just no chance.
Seen this in Bangkok with the other GM cars. Definitely an eye catcher
147K but need 5 hours to charge for small battery, seems like an absolutely no, Road Trip will fail totally
Just a question, how do these ev adapt to the malaysian climate where west coast and east coast 2-3 month seasonal monsoon, with flash flood occurs all the time....does these ev can survive if owner own a single car only and not one of the " poket tebal" people who can store their ev during these rainy season and use other car.
walk around the world ..... our extreme really nothing compare to them.
Almost all EVs have waterproofing up to certain water depth. But if you are looking for EV that can be used in flood, I dont think even poket tebal people have cars or SUVs that can be used in deep water flood
@@ipushproperty7573 nah....i prefer flying rather then walking around the world
EVs usually have better wading depth in floods than 4x4 pickups...
EV can handle floods very much better than ICE vehicles
Wow! This is my next car
Trunk space is too small and rear headroom is limited for anyone over 170cm. Price should be around RM 130K.
Nah......they should make it smaller so that they can price it same as kancil.....smaller the car, cheaper the price right?😝
Why is he wearing a mask alone?
He is afraid of contracting the virus from the car. 🤣
The trouble to adjust aircond especially in apple car play kinda turn off
Just sell the cheap evs in Malaysia. Rm20-30k that takes you to the supermarket and back home in one charge. It's not all about high end class. 🤠
No video review of the new Azla?
RM140k is still not a price for the masses. Means only upper M40 can afford this. Oh well, RM shrinking as we speak.
Overall the car seems over priced for Malaysian standard.
Within 55k should be the range.
Also no life span and service after sales mentioned.
He speaks better than The Star news narrator.
Gonna be honest, the front looks good, the back looks bad. And holy heck, that air-cond control is ridiculous! I'll wait for an EV that looks cool and is smartly designed.
Will you guys make a video on civic rs ?
I must love this.
I will buy an eV as a 2nd car if it is about RM80K
Well if have EV need 2nd car as spare for when battery flat and power out again
Funny, why are you using the facemask?
Why are you wearing Mask? Its outdoor, not crowded... Or you did the recording during 1st lockdown or what... 😬
I doubt 140K is cheap or affordable. Just let the rich politician buy it and save the environment.
If this is the cheapest EV then this would be the Kancil Categories but only affordable by those who can buy a HONDA CIVIC, this would eliminate lower income group to own up a car. Yes… can still buy a KANCIL VIVA OR MYVI but if continue raise petrol prices… this would also eliminate B40 becoming a car owner.
Below 100k would be a reasonable price
they have it thailand... RM55K wouldbe best
Meanwhile, Proton and Perodua, independent of their offshoot partnerships with others, are still with their 90s Japanese engines.
Definitely will not consider it cause range is too short!
Would be fun to debadge this car and make people scratch their head wondering what the brand is.
Meow meow.. 🐈🐈
"Syuhhh syuhh ..... main jauh2 la skit kucing " - hehehehehe
@@insanicmironic don't do like that, bcoz
Ora is a Good Cat woof woof
I dont even think malaysia is ready with ev , environmental friendly? Most of our electricity came from coal ,if government
Are serius enough they will make every station have charging station btw the design very look classic and modern love to have it
Looking good
Cheaper and affordable Perodua EV coming soon in the form of Axia EV. Indonesia already came out with a small Daihatsu EV concept car.
That's only a concept car. Even Daihatsu Japan has no production EV model yet, so expect at least 3 or 4 years for Perodua to have EV. By that time, more affordable EVs from other brands will appear in Malaysia
Meoww good comment
140k too ex. Must beat myvi pricing first or else hard to switch
If its cheap with low TAX, i will consider
expensive & dont have any value bila nak jual balik better amik mini cooper lagi bgus
this good cat may be a copy cat but the designer is from the designer of copied source, imho the best is the design is moving forward
very very cool looking
everything above 100k is tauke standard
Dream car
Basic EV should be around RM50 to 70k. Way less part without engine and transmission.
Battery is expensive
@@ssaj22 expensive to maintain too
Very good!
Sad that it does not have even one type c charging port 😪
Waiting for Ora Good Dog
N good price too
Nice car
140k plus still not cheap
Back look like Karcher BR30/47 C adv
The front look like Porsche Cayman 718
Why is that when it comes to ev, most opted touch screen for basic use like aircond. Why leave out PHYSICAL button for God sake. That's really a safety issue there and it distracts the user while driving. So high tech, but stupidity in design. Meh..
Below 100k to be a Malaysian car
Yeah... below or around the $100K mark.
Looking this car for buy