Faraday Future FF 91: More Details Revealed
After pushing back production many times, Faraday Future has finally unveiled some key details about its newest vehicle the Faraday Future FF 91.
The world of electric vehicles (EVs) is getting an exciting
new car
—eventually. Reviewers and car lovers alike have been eagerly awaiting for the first electric vehicle to come from the small EV startup Faraday Future
for what seems like years. Fortunately, we now know more about the vehicle, the FF 91, than ever before. A new official EPA range tells us this car might not be as far off as many once thought.
What is Faraday Future?
Faraday Future is an exciting electric vehicle startup with big plans. When it first went into business, it originally revealed two different concept electric vehicles at the Consumer Electronics Show, and both looked like they’d be able to rival Tesla in terms of body, speed, power, technology, and more.
Unfortunately, in 2018 the company’s former CEO filed for personal bankruptcy, and Faraday Future appeared to be in financial trouble, too. Under new leadership, the company went public and secured funding, but it took until 2021 to seriously talk about plans for its first vehicle.
Against all odds, Faraday Future unveiled plans for the FF 91 in late 2021, and started
gearing up for production
during 2022. Although the company announced in July it would need to push back deliveries until they got more capital, work is still being done to make the FF 91 a reality. Today, we know more about the car than ever before, including an official EPA range. What new details do we know about the Faraday Future FF 91?
The latest development on Faraday Future’s FF 91 is the official EPA range of 381 miles.
According to
Car and Driver
, Faraday Future had previously quoted the car to have 378 miles of range with a 130kWh battery pack, but the 381-mile range was achieved with a 142kWh battery pack. If this holds up on the roads, the FF 91 will blow competitors out of the water in terms of range, with the Tesla Model X being the closest at 348 miles before needing a charge. It’s important to note that this range is for only the FF 91 Futurist, which is the most luxurious and expensive trim of the FF 91. And, the EPA-certified range only applies to vehicles built before January 1, 2024—anything built after will need to be recertified.
More details on the Faraday Future FF 91
On top of the new EPA range, some other details about Faraday Future’s FF 91 have been revealed.
The car will be powered by three electric motors, with one in the front and two in the rear. Not only can these three motors get a great range of 381 miles, but they can also produce 1050 hp, and accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in less than 2.4 seconds!
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