the FFZERO1 and all cars released by Faraday Future will be pure electric vehicles. In the FFZERO1 concept, each wheel is powered by a single motor, giving the vehicle a total output of 1,000 hp.

Faraday Future, the electric car startup, has announced it's concept car which it hopes can compete with Tesla's offerings. The FFZero1 is just a concept for now, but when produced, it will reach ...

Faraday Future offers a free app on iTunes and Google Play that lets users explore the FFZERO1 concept car inside and out with augmented reality. Faraday Future may be peddling vaporware ...

but this appears to be the design direction that Faraday Future is headed in for its upcoming EV. What do you think? At the unveiling of the FFZERO1 in Las Vegas in January, Faraday said that ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Faraday Future – an electronic car maker that plans to go toe-to-toe with Tesla – just unveiled its first car at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and ...

and the FFZERO1 delivers, with its smartphone-powered steering wheel. Faraday Future also notes that the car will feature adaptive personalization, seamless transfer of custom vehicle ...

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ: FFIE) (“Faraday Future,” “FF” or the “Company”), a California-based global ...

There’s something new from Faraday Future, and we had the chance to get an up-close-and ... Whether that means lounging in the back or enjoying time behind the wheel is up to you. After a briefing and ...

To say Faraday Future has gotten off to a rocky start over the past couple of years may be the understatement of the year, and it’s only January. The company debuted its FFZERO1 concept supercar ...

Faraday Future generated a tremendous amount of buzz at CES last year when it unveiled its FFZERO1 concept supercar. But there was too much hype leading up to CES, which left the media ...

Until Monday, Faraday Future was a secretive ... to be dazzled by visions of the future. Technoheads, based on their reaction to the FFZERO1, appear to want something more realistic.