Voyah Courage

Voyah Courage: Which Version Should You Buy?

The Voyah Courage is an Electro SUV 5-doors offered with RWD or AWD. For buyers choosing between versions, the essential split is straightforward: the RWD models prioritize lower kerb weight, while the AWD models provide substantially more power and torque together with quicker acceleration.

The Voyah Courage is an Electro SUV 5-doors offered with RWD or AWD. For buyers choosing between versions, the essential split is straightforward: the RWD models prioritize lower kerb weight, while the AWD models provide substantially more power and torque together with quicker acceleration. The original specification, produced from August 2024, includes three AT versions: 292 hp RWD, 313 hp RWD, and 435 hp AWD. The July 2025 restyling narrows the choice to a 288 hp RWD AT and a 430 hp AWD AT. Price, range, dimensions, reliability, and country-of-origin figures are not provided, so they cannot determine the recommendation.

Voyah Courage generations and version changes

The Courage has one generation with an internal restyling, although the catalogue contains two generation records. The original 1 generation started in August 2024 as an SUV 5-doors and has three AT modifications. Its two RWD choices produce 292 hp and 313 hp, while the AWD alternative produces 435 hp.

The 1 generation, restyling started in July 2025 and remains an SUV 5-doors. It has two AT modifications: a 288 hp RWD model and a 430 hp AWD model. Compared with the closest original versions, the restyled RWD model has 4 hp less but 8 Nm more than the 292 hp RWD model. The restyled AWD model has 5 hp less but 12 Nm more than the original 435 hp AWD model. Both restyled versions have a top speed of 200 km/h, versus 204 km/h for every original version.

Voyah Courage engine and AWD specs

Every version is named AT in the data. Because that name repeats, each one is identified below by power, drive, and production phase. All use Electro power and an Automatic gearbox with 1 gear. Displacement, cylinder count, cylinder layout, and boost are not measured, so power per litre cannot be calculated without inventing an engine-capacity figure.

The original RWD pair involves an unusual trade-off. The 313 hp AT supplies 21 hp more than the 292 hp AT, but its 395 Nm output is 25 Nm lower. Their recorded performance is identical: each reaches 100 km/h in 6.8 seconds and has a 204 km/h maximum speed. On the available figures, the extra horsepower does not produce a quicker acceleration time or higher top speed.

The original 435 hp AWD AT adds 122 hp and 225 Nm over the original 313 hp RWD AT. Against the original 292 hp RWD AT, it adds 143 hp and 200 Nm. The restyled 430 hp AWD AT similarly provides 142 hp and 204 Nm more than the restyled 288 hp RWD AT.

Voyah Courage performance, range, and economy

AWD cuts the listed 0–100 km/h time from 6.8 to 4.9 seconds in both production phases, an improvement of 1.9 seconds. It does not raise maximum speed within either phase: the original RWD and AWD versions all reach 204 km/h, while both restyled versions reach 200 km/h.

Voyah Courage range is not measured in the supplied data. City, highway, and combined energy consumption are also not measured, so an economy or charging-cost comparison is not possible. The original versions have a recorded CO₂ value of 0; CO₂ is not measured for the restyled versions.

Voyah Courage dimensions and weight

Exterior dimensions are not measured for any version. Ground clearance, tank capacity, and wheel sizes are likewise not measured. The available chassis data consist of kerb weight and, for the original versions, gross weight.

The original 292 hp RWD AT is the lightest choice. It weighs 46 kg less than the original 313 hp RWD AT and 128 kg less than the original 435 hp AWD AT. The restyled 288 hp RWD AT is 122 kg lighter than the restyled 430 hp AWD AT.

Power-to-weight calculations sharpen the comparison. The original 292 hp RWD AT carries about 7.19 kg per hp, the original 313 hp RWD AT about 6.85 kg per hp, and the original 435 hp AWD AT about 5.12 kg per hp. The restyled 288 hp RWD AT carries about 7.44 kg per hp, while the restyled 430 hp AWD AT carries about 5.27 kg per hp. Lower kg-per-hp values favor the AWD models, matching their quicker recorded acceleration.

All versions use independent, spring suspension at both ends and ventilated disc front brakes. The original versions also have ventilated disc rear brakes, whereas the restyled versions list Disc rear brakes.

Which Voyah Courage version should you choose?

Choose the AT — 292 hp RWD if the lowest recorded kerb weight is the priority. At 2,099 kg, it is lighter than every other version, yet matches the original 313 hp RWD AT’s 6.8-second acceleration and 204 km/h maximum speed. It also provides 25 Nm more torque than that 313 hp alternative.

Choose the AT — 313 hp RWD if you specifically want the most powerful RWD specification. It has 21 hp more than the original 292 hp RWD model, though it weighs 46 kg more and produces 25 Nm less. Since their recorded acceleration and top speed are identical, the supplied numbers do not show a clear performance benefit beyond the higher power rating and better kg-per-hp ratio.

Choose the AT — 435 hp AWD for the strongest original-generation performance. It is the most powerful version in the catalogue and reaches 100 km/h 1.9 seconds sooner than either original RWD option. Its 2,227 kg kerb weight is higher, but its roughly 5.12 kg per hp is the best power-to-weight result among all listed Courage versions.

Choose the AT — 288 hp RWD if you want the restyled model without the weight of AWD. It has the lowest power of the group but the highest RWD torque at 428 Nm. Compared with the original 292 hp RWD AT, it is 44 kg heavier, has 4 hp less, 8 Nm more, the same 6.8-second acceleration, and a top speed lower by 4 km/h.

Choose the AT — 430 hp AWD if you want the restyling together with the strongest torque figure. Its 632 Nm exceeds the original 435 hp AWD model by 12 Nm, although it has 5 hp less, weighs 38 kg more, and has a top speed lower by 4 km/h. Both AWD versions record the same 4.9-second acceleration, so the original 435 hp AWD AT is the numerical choice for maximum power and lower weight, while the restyled 430 hp AWD AT is the choice for maximum torque.

For most performance-focused buyers, the original AT — 435 hp AWD has the clearest case: quickest acceleration, highest power, and the best kg-per-hp result. For buyers prioritizing lower weight and adequate recorded performance, the original AT — 292 hp RWD is the stronger value-oriented specification on the available numbers. A price-based verdict, or comparisons involving range, interior equipment, reliability, problems, and dimensions, cannot be made because those figures are not measured in the supplied data.