Jim Resnick
Financially beleaguered and lacking two top executives—who left just before the end of the year—Faraday Future unveiled its first actual electric car at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Tuesday night. Calling it "a new species" that "reformats the future," the FF91 ("nine-one") has a name which will confuse rather than clarify, but the critical numbers are impressive.
Faraday claims the FF91 will have bigness on its side: the biggest electric drive system, at 130kW of energy (using cells provided by LG Chem but packaged by Faraday); the greatest range, at a minimum of 378 miles using the EPA's protocol (700km on the EU cycle) before needing a charge; and a power output of 783kW (equivalent to 1,050hp). Charging is important to Faraday, too, and an open charging strategy across networks works at 1.5, 10, and 15kW power levels, though the fastest DC charging will operate over 200kW.
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