Faraday Future

What if you want a car with a face? Disney’s Cars movie isn’t the only place you’ll find it now. Faraday Future has unveiled its new electric MPV, which comes with a Front AI Communication Ecosystem, a dazzling interactive LED grille.

After an awfully rough start to its mission to dominate the luxury EV game, Faraday Future is launching a whole new strategy. It's building out a new brand to deliver mass market vehicles with intelligent tech. And it's starting with minivans.

Dubuc Motors might not be taking on the mass market, but you can add it to the list of electric upstarts. Based in Quebec, Dubuc has worked to create a modern sports car with a smart powertrain and eye-catching body. New Atlas spoke with Mario Dubuc and Mike Kakogiannakis about their project.

2016 was a big year for the electric vehicle. It saw the much-anticipated Tesla everyman EV, production car-previewing EV concepts from major manufacturers, increased driving ranges, new lightning-quick electric supercars, and a few EV world records.

A few weeks ago, startup carmaker Faraday Future broke ground on a US$1 billion manufacturing facility in the US city of North Las Vegas, Nevada. The plant will be the company's first and will be used to build its planned line of connected electric vehicles (EVs).

Faraday Future has unveiled its single-seater FFZERO1 Concept vehicle. Billed as a test-bed for the company's future range of electric vehicles, the track car incorporates a new chassis design and claims to have a "sixth sense" that adapts to the driver's intentions and needs.​