When writing these lines, the high offer is only $ 31,000 on this very rare electric sedan
February 7, 2025 at 6:13 PM
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- The Faraday Future FF 91 2.0 Futurist Alliance is an ultra-rare and unusual electric SUV.
- Someone is auctioned by the fifth example ever built, and the fact without reservation.
- Despite its rarity, someone put 6 km on the car, which looks good depending on the photos.
Faraday Future is in a very strange place. For a long time by delays in production, strange design and strategy decisions and dubious sales tactics, he hopes that a high production sub-brand will save her. Of course, before launching what we now know under the name of Faraday X, he promised to make 300, the FF 91. This figure has never materialized, but this example, a garnish of futuristic alliance 2.0, came out of the factory and now it is up up for auction.
When Faraday Future wanted $ 309,000 for this electric car. We do not know if he has never sold examples for this amount but in one way or another, it is in nature and it is not a garage queen. According to the list, it has 6,200 miles and for the most part, it still seems new. In fact, this is an excellent example of what could have been so Faraday Future found enough buyers for this car.
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The cabin is strewn with luxury items, including 11 screens in total and one in front of the rear occupants and measures 27 inches wide. Taking these rear seats is also a bit of an event because the rear doors are rear dying. Once there, the seats themselves have a zero gravity design that rushes almost completely and offers a calf support.
All this is on an electric platform which includes a 142 kWh battery and three electric motors with a total claimed of 1,050 horsepower (782 kW) and 1,458 lb-pi (1974 nm) of torque. The car’s brain? A combination of Qualcomm 8155p and Nvidia Orin X chips, which manage everything from infotainment to the driver’s help. It seems impressive, until you remember who built it.
It is, after all, a brand of a brand that seems to wade. The auction list does not include any information on the coverage of the guarantee, where this car is served and what the process looks like. Faraday Future is, as mentioned, still there and tries to rotate a sub-brand.
In theory, he should have no problem helping the next owner to maintain this car. In practice, however, the purchase of this car at any cost could be risky. As a commentator on Autopian Humorly underlined: “This is what Fisker customers buy as their unreliable project car.”
To date, the highest offer on On Bring a Remoran is at $ 36,000 – far from its original price. We can’t wait to see where this one ends.
