Faraday Future is preparing to actually sell its FF 91

Despite many financial struggles and failed factory plan, Faraday Future built its first production-intent vehicle. Start EV today disclosure FF 91 at the factory based in Hanford, California and announced to start production in Q3 2022. As Faraday Future’s best plans usually go We will not hold our breath in this moment.

Here’s what we know about the FF 91 so far: Faraday Future’s flagship car is designed to be a “super luxury EV” that can compete with the likes of Jaguar, Tesla, Polestar and others. other brands. It has three engines, which means at least in terms of power it beats even the newer Tesla models (with the exception of ) and seems to be in the same league as Audi . The power of the system is a staggering 1050 and it can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 2.39 seconds. The chairs are no gravitation (meaning they recline in a way that makes you feel weightless) and airy. They also double as massage chairs.

The FF 91 can go 300 miles on a single charge, almost placing it in the same league as . It also includes a massive 130 kWh lithium-ion battery, which will undoubtedly be one of the reasons behind the car’s inevitably large price tag.

Drivers can’t wait to join Faraday’s vision of the possible future an FF 91 today. There is a waiting list to join the FF 91 Futurist Alliance (it costs $5,000 but guarantees you priority booking), but you can still pay $1,500 for a standard booking. With the company’s poor record with , future early adopters should exercise caution. The company’s troubles don’t seem to be over yet. Just earlier this month, the company restructured its management after an internal investigation revealed that workers lied to investors. Given that the production of the FF 91 is about four years late; there is a possibility that we should not hold our breath to be released in time.