You may have seen or heard about the Faraday Future FF 91 that has everybody so intrigued, so we analyse the mind blowing stats of the FF91 and whether the car will truly rival Tesla.
The FF 91 was first revealed at CES in Las Vegas last week and it certainly got everybody talking. So what’s all the fuss about?
Looks
Although the car looks like a cross over between a people carrier and an SUV, there are some nice touches around the FF 91. The long one piece front and rear lights give the car a futuristic touch, along with the LED lights surrounding them.
Overall we don’t have any complaints on the looks of the FF 91.
Power
The FF 91 will be powered by a 130kWh battery, which will be supplied by LG. This means the power output will equal to around 1036bhp and will do 0-60mph in 2.39 seconds, 0.01 second faster than the Tesla model S. This will make the FF 91 the fastest electric vehicle on the market.
Range
Faraday Future claim that the FF 91 will have a driving range of 430+ miles on a full charge. And it doesn’t end there, Faraday also say the FF 91 can be charged from 50% to 100% in 4.5 hours when using the home charge system that comes with the car when purchased.
We’ve seen many electric concepts with impressive stats but ultimately failed to deliver when it mattered in the past, so we will take these stats with a pinch of salt for the time being.
Autonomous Driving
The FF 91 will indeed have an autonomous driving mode, with the use of 10 HD cameras, 13 radars and 12 sensors.
Although the demonstration at the CES Las Vegas didn’t go to plan as the autonomous mode didn’t work at all.
Features
The FF 91 will have a number of clever features to increase driving pleasure and making the FF 91 a unique experience. These features include; keyless entry with the use of facial recognition, cameras replacing side view mirrors and customisable personal preferences to name a few.
Release?
The FF 91 will not be hitting out roads any time soon as production is set to begin in 2018, and with the number of problems the company has been facing over the last few months, who knows when the car will actually begin production.
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