ORA Funky Cat - Consumption and Range
59.3 kWh
The brochure says 320 km. So far one driver measures 270 km.
Both figures from 100 to 10 % battery. How far you get depends on route, speed and season.
What buyers want to know
How far will I get in winter?
How often will I charge?
How often will I charge on a holiday trip?
What will it cost me a month?
What buyers want to know
How often will I charge?
How far will I get in winter?
How often will I charge on a holiday trip?
What will it cost me a month?
EV MonitorWe work it out for youMeasured in everyday driving
From 4 charging sessions of 1 cars
- Range
- 270km
- Brochure 320 km
- Consumption
- 20.0kWh/100km
- 21 % above brochure (16.5)
- Charging
- -
- not measured yet
- Charging cost
- 11 €fast charger
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What winter and motorway do to the Funky Cat
Range by season
Summer and winter still lack charging sessions. The result uses a 23 % winter surcharge, measured on 34 other models.
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More details
All variants
59.3 kWh59.3 kWh
- WLTP
- 359 km
- 16.5 kWh/100km
- Measured
- 20.0 kWh/100km
- 3 trips
- Summer / winter
- -
WLTP = official manufacturer value (COMBINED). Real consumption is based on user data from EV Monitor. Consumption is influenced by many factors: speed, outside temperature, heating, air conditioning, seat heating and battery conditioning. Since statistics are weighted by kilometres driven, a single 200 km motorway trip in summer at 100 km/h has more influence on the average than ten short city trips.
FAQ
- What is the real consumption of the ORA Funky Cat?
- According to EV Monitor user data, the ORA Funky Cat consumes 20.0 kWh/100km (only 3 trips with consumption data - not yet representative). The official WLTP value is 16.5 kWh/100km. In winter, consumption can be 15-30% higher due to heating and colder batteries.
- How far does the ORA Funky Cat really go?
- The WLTP range of the ORA Funky Cat is up to 359 km. In practice, drivers with the 59.3 kWh battery achieve around 270 km at a real consumption of 20.0 kWh/100km. In winter, range can drop to 60-70% of the WLTP value.
- How much does a charging session cost for the ORA Funky Cat?
- One kWh costs the community 26.0 ct/kWh on average. A fast-charging stop from 10 to 80 percent draws 44 kWh from the charger and costs about 11 € at 26.0 ct/kWh. The average charging session, short top-ups at home included, is 54 kWh and about 14 €.
- How does the consumption of the ORA Funky Cat change in winter?
- There is not yet enough seasonal measurement data for the ORA Funky Cat. In general, EV consumption typically increases by 15-30% in winter.
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ORA Funky Cat - Consumption, Range & Charging Costs
The ORA Funky Cat is an electric vehicle with an official WLTP range of up to 359 km. First measurements available: 20.0 kWh/100km from 3 trips with consumption data.
Charging Costs in Daily Use
The average charging price for the ORA Funky Cat according to user data is 26.0 ct/kWh. A fast-charging stop from 10 to 80 percent (44 kWh at the charger) costs about 11 € at 26.0 ct/kWh.
Consumption by Season
There is not yet enough seasonal data for the ORA Funky Cat. In general, EV consumption typically increases by 15-30% in winter.