Which ORA Ballet Cat version to buy
There is only one ORA Ballet Cat version in this catalogue: 60 kW. It is the sole powertrain of 1 generation (from 2022-07-01, still listed with no end date), in a Hatchback 5-door body, with 171 hp / 125 kW, 250 Nm, Electro fuel, Automatic gearbox with 1 speed, and FWD.
There is only one ORA Ballet Cat version in this catalogue: 60 kW. It is the sole powertrain of 1 generation (from 2022-07-01, still listed with no end date), in a Hatchback 5-door body, with 171 hp / 125 kW, 250 Nm, Electro fuel, Automatic gearbox with 1 speed, and FWD. If the question is “which Ballet Cat to buy,” the data leave no second engine, no second drive layout, and no restyle as a separate generation — the choice is whether this single 60 kW specification covers what you need, not which sibling to pick.
Ballet Cat versions: what you can actually choose
The catalogue records 1 generation and 1 modification. There is no second 60 kW to split by horsepower, no parallel petrol line, and no AWD counterpart. Arithmetic between versions is therefore empty: you cannot compute a power gap, a torque gap, or a drive-layout split because there is only one row.
What you can compare is the name of that row against the measured outputs on the same row. The version is labelled 60 kW, while peak output is listed as 125 kW and 171 hp. 125 kW minus the 60 in the name is 65 kW; 125 kW is more than twice 60 kW (125 / 60 ≈ 2.08). 171 hp on a label of 60 kW is the same mismatch in another unit. Buyers searching “Ballet Cat 60 kW” are looking at the exact catalogue name; the motor figures to use for a buying decision are 125 kW and 171 hp, not the 60 in the title.
Torque is 250 Nm. With only one version, there is no “higher-torque” Ballet Cat in this dataset. 250 Nm is the whole torque story.
Displacement is not measured (electric, no cubic-centimetre figure). Power per litre cannot be calculated: there is no litres denominator. Cylinder count, cylinder layout, valves per cylinder, boost, engine location, and fuel system are all not measured. Do not fill those blanks from outside knowledge; they are absent for 60 kW.
Generations: what changed, and what did not
1 generation started 2022-07-01 and has stop unset, so production is treated as ongoing in this file. Body type is Hatchback 5-door. Version count inside the generation is 1.
There is no second generation to stack against the first, and no restyling block listed inside the generation. You cannot say generation 2 added power, dropped weight, or switched drive — those later rows do not exist here. The buying implication is narrow: every Ballet Cat in this catalogue is the same generation, the same body, and the same 60 kW specification. “Which generation to buy” collapses to “the only generation listed.”
If a later generation appears in the database, this article would need new numbers. On the numbers given, generation choice is not a fork.
Engine and specs (the only version)
| Version | hp | kW | Nm | Displacement | Fuel | Cylinders | Layout | Boost | Gearbox | Speeds | Drive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 60 kW | 171 | 125 | 250 | not measured | Electro | not measured | not measured | not measured | Automatic | 1 | FWD |
60 kW is Electro, not a combustion layout. Automatic with 1 speed is the only gearbox. FWD is the only drive. Front suspension is Independent, spring; rear is Semi-independent, torsion. Front brakes are Disc; rear brakes are Disc.
For a buyer, that table is the whole comparison matrix. There is no higher-hp 60 kW, no second fuel type, and no extra driven axle. The “extra money” question cannot be answered in currency (prices are not in the data) and cannot be answered as “what a stronger version buys,” because no stronger version is listed.
What the single spec does buy, in the numbers that exist:
- 171 hp and 125 kW on Electro.
- 250 Nm, with rpm for peak torque not measured.
- Automatic, 1 speed — no manual alternative, no multi-ratio automatic to choose.
- FWD only.
- Matching Disc brakes front and rear.
- Independent spring front, semi-independent torsion rear — again, one chassis description, not two trims.
Rpm for peak power is not measured. Compression ratio, bore and stroke, and engine placement are not measured.
Performance: 0–100, top speed, and what is not measured
For 60 kW, 0–100 is not measured. Top speed is not measured. You cannot rank this version against another Ballet Cat on sprint or vMax, and you cannot invent a 0–100 time to fill a buying guide.
City, highway, and combined consumption are not measured. CO2 is not measured. Eco class is not measured. Tank capacity is not measured (expected for Electro, but the field is still not measured, not a hidden litres figure).
“MPG” and “range” searches will not find a catalogue number here. A buying decision that needs a measured consumption or a measured 0–100 cannot be closed from this dataset. Say that plainly: those figures are not measured, not “typical for a small EV.”
Weight-to-power is also blocked. Kerb weight is not measured, so kg per hp cannot be computed for 60 kW. Gross weight is not measured. Ground clearance is not measured. Wheel sizes are not measured. You cannot argue “this version is the lighter one” or “this one sits higher.”
Dimensions and weight: nothing to split between versions
Kerb weight: not measured. Gross weight: not measured. Ground clearance: not measured. Tank: not measured. Wheels: not measured.
With one version, even if weights were present, there would be no second row to compare. As it stands, dimension-led shopping (clearance, wheel diameter, payload from gross minus kerb) has no numbers. Do not treat missing mass as “light hatchback” or missing clearance as “city car stance.”
The body type you can stand on is Hatchback 5-door for 1 generation. That is a body-style fact, not a size fact.
Which version to choose — using only these numbers
Choose 60 kW if you want the Ballet Cat at all, because it is the only listed version. That is not a dodge; it is the arithmetic of a one-row table.
Use these checks against 60 kW before you treat the name as enough:
1. Power vs the badge. The version name is 60 kW; output is 125 kW / 171 hp. If a listing or a conversation uses “60 kW” as if it were 60 kilowatts at the motor, it is not matching this catalogue. The motor figures are 125 kW and 171 hp. 2. Torque. 250 Nm is the only torque number. There is no high-torque option to pay up for. 3. Drive. FWD only. There is no second driven-axle version; if you need another layout, this catalogue does not offer it on Ballet Cat. 4. Gearbox. Automatic, 1 speed. No other transmission count. 5. Fuel. Electro only. No mixed-fuel sibling in the same generation. 6. Chassis. Front Independent, spring; rear Semi-independent, torsion; Disc / Disc. No sport suspension row, no drum-brake row. 7. Unmeasured buying criteria. 0–100, top speed, consumption, CO2, eco class, kerb weight, gross weight, clearance, tank, wheels: all not measured. If your decision needs any of those, this file cannot pick a winner — it can only say the data are absent.
There is no “base vs range” split and no “generation 1 vs generation 2” split. Power per litre is undefined (displacement not measured). Weight per horsepower is undefined (kerb not measured). You cannot calculate how much extra output a second version would add, because the second version is not here.
Reliability and problems
This catalogue does not measure reliability, defect rates, or common faults for 60 kW. A “Ballet Cat problems” heading with invented failures would be outside the data. Treat reliability as not measured, the same way 0–100 is not measured.
What you can inspect without leaving the file: one generation from 2022-07-01, one body (Hatchback 5-door), one version (60 kW), Electro, Automatic 1, FWD, 171 hp, 125 kW, 250 Nm.
Specs recap for the buying question
ORA Ballet Cat, 1 generation, Hatchback 5-door, from 2022-07-01, no listed end. The version to buy, by name, is 60 kW. Its measured drivetrain is 171 hp, 125 kW, 250 Nm, Electro, Automatic 1, FWD. Displacement, cylinders, layout, boost, 0–100, top speed, consumption, weights, clearance, tank, and wheels are not measured. With a single row, comparison between versions reduces to: there is no other Ballet Cat specification in this catalogue, and the 60 kW name must be read next to 125 kW / 171 hp, not instead of them.