Faraday Future said today that in order to accelerate the promotion of the China-US dual home stadium strategy, the company has shipped the latest quasi-production vehicle of FF 91 Futurist to China for local testing and verification.
On February 6, Faraday Future announced plans to hold a special general meeting of shareholders on February 28 to consider a proposal on the company’s authorization to issue additional Class A common shares. The proposal, if approved by FF shareholders, would clear the way for additional ongoing financing in the future to best support FF 91 Futurist production deliveries and the Company’s other strategic goals.
Faraday Future stated at that time that after receiving all financing as expected, it is expected to start mass production of the marketable FF 91 Futurist at the end of March 2023, roll off the production line in early April, and deliver before the end of April.
The FF 91 Futurist is Faraday Future’s first flagship product. Faraday Future data shows that the FF 91 Futurist power system has a power of 1050 horsepower, the EPA-certified cruising range is 381 miles (about 613.16 kilometers), and the acceleration time from 100 kilometers is within 3 seconds. Its endurance is based on a Fully equipped vehicle.
According to previous information, FF 91 Futurist completed product design at FF Los Angeles headquarters, engineering research and development by engineering teams in Los Angeles, Silicon Valley and China, and pre-production vehicle production at FF ie Factory California in Hanford, California.
