What makes the Ora good cat a good car?

A spitting image of the Alfa Romeo Mito, and the size of a Volkswagen Golf, the Ora Good Cat has premium equipment – such as self-tilting left mirror, motorised tailgate, adaptive cruise control with lane-keeping (which works around bends) – and front seats with ventilation and massage function.

Does the Ora good cat feel expensive?

The ORA Good Cat feels expensive on the inside. Our test car was specced with a dual tone beige-brown leather interior, and this colourway makes its cabin feel light and airy. Its dash is laid out simply and is highlighted by unique touches like retro-styled toggle switches and a “floating” centre console with a rotary gear selector.

How much space does a Toyota Ora have?

Tight trunk: Boot space is limited. Its boot, however, is substantially smaller. At 228 litres, it will accommodate a compact baby pram or a Brompton bicycle, but not much else. A larger battery would typically translate to a longer driving range, but this does not seem to be the case for the Ora.