Nora EV 2026 car dimensions: 2900 mm long, 1450 mm wide and 1600 mm high. Unladen weight is 580 kg.
The cabin seats four with leather-look seats, air conditioning and heater as standard across grades. Higher trims add a touchscreen multimedia system with Bluetooth, front power windows, power mirrors and a 7-inch reversing display. Top EcoX includes reverse camera and anti-collision radar for low-speed aid. No advanced driver aids like lane keep or blind spot systems are listed. Digital instrument cluster is present. It suits basic city commuting with simple controls.
The cabin feels compact yet surprisingly roomy for four adults, with decent shoulder space up front. Leather seats offer basic manual adjustment. Air conditioning and heater come standard across variants. Top grades add a small touchscreen, reverse camera with guidelines, Bluetooth and steering media controls. Power windows and central locking are present. The electric drive keeps things quiet for city trips.
Pure electric with 6-8 hour home charging from standard socket
Claimed range 120 km base to 300 km top variant. battery swap option available
5-year / 120,000 km battery and motor replacement warranty
Four-wheel disc brakes standard
No airbags and no ABS as L7e quadricycle
Top variant adds reverse camera and anti-collision radar
This is a pure electric hatchback microcar. Charging takes 6-8 hours on a regular 220V home outlet. Claimed ranges run from 120 km on the base battery up to 300 km on the largest pack. Some variants support battery swapping at stations for quick top-ups. Running costs sit around a few rupees per kilometre thanks to electricity use only. An optional tiny range extender generator appears on certain setups to stretch distance further when needed.
Servicing stays simple with no engine oil, plugs or exhaust parts to change. Focus stays on tyres, brakes, suspension, AC and the battery pack. Battery and motor carry a 5-year replacement warranty covering up to 120,000 km. Parts share commonality with existing local cars such as 12-inch tyres, which helps keep maintenance practical.
Safety equipment matches its L7e quadricycle class. Four-wheel disc brakes are standard. Airbags and ABS are not fitted. The top grade adds a reverse camera and reversing collision radar. Anti-theft alarm, central locking and electronic lock are available by variant. No crash-test ratings appear in public specs. The metal body and front bash bars give basic urban protection but it is not built like a full passenger car.
Ownership centres on city use for short trips, school runs and commuting. The light weight and rear-wheel drive make it easy to manoeuvre and park. After-sales is still building as a new brand, so check local support. Battery health and tyre care will matter most for long-term keeping.
Length 2900 mm, Width 1450 mm, Height 1600 mm, Wheelbase 1900 mm (EV 2026)
Sources: manufacturer data, Nora EV maker brochure, PakWheels Nora EV 2026 pages.