It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Faraday Future. In fact, the Chinese-backed electric car startup hasn’t announced any news since the reveal of its first car, the FF 91, during January’s 2017 Consumer Electronics Show. The absence of news coupled with delays in construction of its plant as well as talk of a
Faraday Future will build auto assembly plant in North Las Vegas, but smaller that originally planed. Electric luxury car startup Faraday Future, one of several Chinese-funded companies is downsizing plans to build vehicles in the United States, according to the company and public officials. Faraday, an affiliate of Beijing-based Leshi Internet Information and Technology Corp.,
“FF 91”, first Faraday Future car was revealed today, and during the livestream, how the presentation was organized, we could see all the specifications. Although it is not still sure what the number 91 in the name of the car means, the specifications revealed on presentation are more than impressive. Car will have battery from
Lucid Motors plans to build a factory in Arizona with the total investment reaching $700 million. Company from Menlo Park, real Tesla’s rival, as it is seen by many, is preparing a new type of luxury car, midsize sedan made all of aluminum with up to 400 miles of battery range per charge. Lucid’s prototype
