Its price is expected to be around $ 180.000 and those interested can already order it by paying $ 5.000 in advance, according to the BBC and Reuters.
The new company Faraday Future presented at the electronics show in Las Vegas, USA the prototype of an electric car, which is intended for production from next year.
The FF 91 is a luxury electric SUV, which, according to the company, will be the most technologically advanced on the market when it starts production in early 2018.
It can accelerate from zero to 100 km / h in just 2,39 seconds, faster than Tesla's Model S (which takes 2,5 seconds) or any other electric car currently in production.
Its price is expected to be around $ 180.000 and those interested can already order it by paying $ 5.000 in advance, according to the BBC and Reuters.
Faraday is funded and controlled by Chinese billionaire Zia Yueting, head of Chinese company Leshi Holdings Co Ltd, also known as LeEco.
The new car can cover a distance of about 608 kilometers on a single charge, a distance that increases to 775 kilometers if the driver moves at up to 90 kilometers per hour. The electric motors of the vehicle have a combined horsepower of 1.050 hp.
The doors do not have handles, but open on their own when the driver approaches. Holograms will be displayed on the windshield to give information to the driver or to warn him of possible problems on the road. The car will also be equipped with cameras, various sensors and radar to allow it to be self-driving in the future.
Analysts, however, are skeptical about the rumors about the difficulty of financing Faraday Future, something that is expected to be clarified in the future.
On the other hand, the secret smiles of the spectators were not lacking, when during the presentation of the car in Las Vegas in front of the public, the ambitious model refused to "obey" the orders of Zia Yueting with the first, but it took a second attempt to get ahead and parks alone. "OK, it looks a bit lazy tonight!", The Chinese big investor commented coolly.
It is estimated that about one in ten cars in the world will be electric or hybrid by 2020. And competition between manufacturers is expected to be fierce.