Faraday Future announced the completion of its first production vehicle, the FF91 Futurist, which rolled off the assembly line at its FF ieFactory in Hanford, California. This comes on the heels of the company’s recent announcement of the official start of production (SOP) of the all-new Ultimate Intelligent TechLuxury FF 91 Futurist Alliance.
The first FF 91 Futurist off the assembly line is a significant milestone for Faraday Future. It signifies a transition from testing, tooling, and building to realising the dream of delivering the first true all-ability, all-in-one vehicle that will push the ultra-luxury car industry to new heights. This also represents FF’s first off-the-line complete production vehicle, validating the company’s production and system procedures.
Since the FF 91 was first shown, the first vehicle to roll off the line has altered dramatically. It now has a number of changes, including brand-new fundamental subsystems and a technology platform that has gone through numerous rounds of iteration and upgrades, both in terms of hardware and software. More information will be released during the next product launch event.
The FF ieFactory California, where the FF 91 Futurist is constructed, is a 1.1 million square-foot facility strategically placed in the Central Valley of California between the technology hubs of Silicon Valley and Los Angeles. It refers to a new type of manufacturing facility where intelligent, connected, and electrified items are developed and become part of a wider linked, shared user ecosystem. FF is building a cutting-edge facility employing highly skilled craftsmanship and cutting-edge automation to compete with the world’s top luxury automakers, as well as the capacity to personalise each car to match the style and functionality requirements of each FF 91 owner.
