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CTOnews.com, December 31 (Xinhua) Great Wall Motor Malaysia's first city showroom recently opened in Selangor, marking the accelerated landing of Great Wall Motor's local business in Malaysia. At the same time, the first batch of Ola good cat pure electric cars officially started delivery.

Great Wall Motor has set up a Malaysian subsidiary. In addition to the opening of the first city exhibition hall, another 4S service experience center at Superhub is expected to open in February 2023.

According to the plan, by the end of 2023, Great Wall Motor will work with multiple partners to build 15 unified multi-form terminal stores based on 3s stores, covering 70% of Malaysia's first-level cities.

Great Wall Motor Malaysia's first city exhibition hall has set up vehicle display area, brand culture wall, negotiation area, user activity area, coffee bar and other functional areas, providing users with a new living space for car viewing, car purchase and leisure.

After the opening of its first store, the Great Wall car Ola good cat began to be delivered. Euler HaoCat has launched two versions in Malaysia, with a retail price of 1.398 million ringgit (about 224000 yuan) on 400 Pro terminals and 1.698 million ringgit (272000 yuan) on 500 Ultra terminals.

CTOnews.com learned that in terms of configuration, the Ora good cat is equipped with L2 driving assistance function, which can achieve the highest 500km mileage. Officials say it supports 12-minute fast recharge 100km and 30-minute 30% Murray 80% ultimate fast charge.

At the end of November this year, the Great Wall GWM brand released that Great Wall Motor will focus on new energy in Malaysia. Relying on the "9 in 3" product strategy, it will launch nine new energy-based models covering cars, SUV, pickups and other categories in the next three years.

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