This version of the Chinese EV is more of a wild cat although it doesn’t feature any performance or chassis upgrades to justify the looks
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Since its debut back in 2020, the Chinese-built Ora Good Cat (also known as the Ora Funky Cat, GWM Ora, and GWM Ora 03) made headlines for its retro-inspired styling that made it look like a hatchback version of the Porsche 911. Thai tuner Lumga Design took notice and created a wild bodykit for the EV, with styling references to the track-focused Porsche 911 GT3 RS.
Lumga Design is based in the Lam Luk Ka district of Thailand and creates visual kits for several Chinese models including the BYD Dolphin and the MG 3. Still, nothing stands out as much as their Ora Good Cat “GT3 RS” which has been around for over a year but recently became viral on social media.
The highlight of the bodykit is the redesigned bumper that features much larger but purely decorative intakes, a splitter, and a fake scoop under the hood. Those features, in combination with the GT3-style gills on the front fenders, send strong Porsche vibes, despite the much different hatchback proportions of the Chinese EV. Other add-ons include the side skirts, dual spoilers at the back, and the rear bumper extension with an integrated diffuser. Finally, a cool option is the tinted headlights surrounded by black trim.
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Those who want something more discreet can keep the stock fenders and replace only the bumpers, in what we would call a “Touring” version of the kit. In any case, a set of larger alloy wheels is a must-have if you want the bodykit to make sense – from a visual standpoint at least.
The tuner doesn’t offer any performance or chassis upgrades, meaning that behind the GT3 RS dress hides the stock Ora Good Cat powertrain. The front-mounted electric motor is good for 143 hp (107 kW / 145 PS), although there is a GT version with 170 hp (127 kW / 172 PS). The latter has a larger 63.1 kWh battery pack allowing up to 400 km (250 miles) of range. More importantly, the GT comes with a sportier bodykit right from the factory, although it is not as extreme as the one offered by Lumga Design.
If you’re wondering about the cost of upgrading your Ora Good Cat to a GT3 RS lookalike, the bodykit is available to order through a company called Amotriz, priced at 42,000 Thai Bahts ($1,200). Judging from Lumga Design’s official Facebook page, there are more than a few owners of the EV in Thailand that have already opted for the Porsche looks in different configurations.
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