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VOYAH Free vs Courage.
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VOYAH Free vs Courage.

The central VOYAH choice: a range-extended SUV that doesn't depend on charging, or a pure-electric one. Here is how they differ.

The short answer

Which one is for you?

Choose the Free if…

  • · charging where you live or drive is unreliable
  • · you do long trips, mountain roads or high mileage
  • · you want the most power and the longest total range
  • · refuelling in minutes matters to you

Choose the Courage if…

  • · you can charge at home overnight
  • · you want fully electric — zero tailpipe emissions
  • · you want the lowest running costs and minimal upkeep
  • · most of your driving is in and around the city
Side by side

Free vs Courage, on the numbers.

Free 318 CompetitionCourage
PowertrainRange-extended electric (EREV)Pure electric (BEV)
Combined range1,357 km440 km
Power600 hp435 PS
0–100 km/h4.2 s4.9 s
DriveDual-motor all-wheel driveDual-motor all-wheel drive
Needs charging?No — generator as backupYes — charge at home / DC fast

Specifications are indicative and based on global VOYAH figures. Final Lebanon-market variants and equipment to be confirmed.The Free's range follows the CLTC cycle and the Courage's the WLTP cycle — they aren't directly comparable, and real-world range varies with conditions.

Free vs Courage

Common questions

What's the difference between the VOYAH Free and the Courage?

The Free is a range-extended electric SUV (EREV): it drives on electric power but carries an onboard petrol generator, so charging is optional rather than required, with over 1,000 km of combined range. The Courage is a pure-electric SUV (BEV): no engine, up to 440 km (WLTP) on a charge, and DC fast charging. Both are dual-motor all-wheel drive.

Which is better for Lebanon — the Free or the Courage?

If charging where you live or drive is uncertain, or you do long trips, the range-extended Free is the more flexible choice — it refuels in minutes and doesn't depend on a charger. If you can charge at home and mostly drive in and around the city, the fully electric Courage offers zero tailpipe emissions and lower running costs.

Is the VOYAH Free electric?

Yes — the Free's wheels are driven by electric motors. Its 1.5T petrol engine works only as a generator to top up the battery when needed, so it drives with electric smoothness without depending on charging.

Compare them in person.