Faraday Future FFZERO1 concept (2016)

Concept car · 2016 · Electric

Faraday Future FFZERO1

A 1,000 hp single-seat vision to announce a stealth startup

Faraday Future ended eighteen months of stealth by unveiling the FFZERO1 on the eve of CES 2016, a dramatic single-seat electric supercar concept designed under Richard Kim. Built as a design and technology statement rather than a runner, it rode the company's Variable Platform Architecture with a modular string battery whose count could be varied to tune range and weight. The driver sat reclined at roughly 45 degrees in a NASA-inspired zero-gravity seat, controlling functions through a smartphone docked in the steering wheel.

Key facts

  • Claimed power: 1,000 hp (750 kW)
  • Claimed top speed: Over 200 mph (320 km/h)
  • Claimed 0-60 mph: Under 3 s
  • Seating: Single seat
  • Platform: Variable Platform Architecture (modular string battery)
  • Designer: Richard Kim
  • Status: Design concept (clay / non-running)

Production

  • Status: Concept only
  • CES 2016 single-seat design study that never entered production.
  • Revealed at CES 2016, Las Vegas (January 2016)

Source: Wikipedia - Faraday Future