2023-01-24 7:18
Automotive
Alex Lowe

Gridserve makes the new Ora Funky Cat available for test drives at its Braintree forecourt

Gridserve makes the new Ora Funky Cat available for test drives at its Braintree forecourt

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This week, Gridserve have announced that starting today they will now be offering the Ora Funky Cat from Great Wall Motors for test drives at its electric forecourt location in Braintree, Essex. Gridserve have been offering no questions asked, no sales pitches test drives at its flagship location in Braintree since they opened and are now offering the all new Ora Funky Cat.

This is the first electric vehicle from Chinese car manufacturer, Great Wall Motors and its a fully electric vehicle which is amount the same size as the Volkswagen ID.3 with a unique cabin, facial recognition and impressive range. The car was revealed back in June 2022 and has only just gone on sale in the UK in the last few months. Range is up to 193 miles, from the 48kWh battery and 169bhp electric motor.

The new Ora Funky Cat is priced from £31,995 in the UK. Contact Gridserve to learn more and arrange a free test drive.

Alex Lowe

Gridserve makes the new Ora Funky Cat available for test drives at its Braintree forecourt

Alex Lowe is the owner and editor of the interface and started the website in 2013. He publishes the majority of the content on the website, hosts the three podcasts and the runs the YouTube channels. Alex has a professional background in computer networking, FWA and WiFi.

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