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Faraday Future FF 91 creeps closer to production

The automaker hopes to have its first electric vehicle leave the factory later in 2020.

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Faraday Future put its name on the map at CES 2017, when it brought hundreds of journalists to a massive tent to unveil its first car, the electric FF 91. At CES 2020, it's got a version for us to try out.

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Since then, the automaker has been through a lot, but the FF 91 endures.

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Faraday believes the FF 91 will finally go into production later in 2020

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We took this electric spaceship for a spin to see how it feels as it approaches production.

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Sadly, the horsepower was limited to just 500, down from the car's peak of 1,050 hp.

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Still, even that much power is plenty to shove this large hatchback down the road.

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It's a comfortable-enough ride, but it's about to get even smoother.

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This car rides on adaptive dampers, whereas air suspension is the hopeful setup for production.

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All in all, this is one promising car. Now let's just hope they build the darn thing.

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Keep clicking or scrolling to check out more pictures of the Faraday Future FF 91, including a couple that were snapped on its way to CES 2020.

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