On February 11, Faraday Future reportedly announced a contract with South Korea-based automaker Myoung Shin Co.Ltd. to start producing FF 81 models for Faraday Future in 2024.
Faraday Future signed a contract with a Korean car manufacturer to produce the FF 81
It is understood that the Korean car factory found by Faraday Future is an auto parts supplier and vehicle manufacturer, and its Gunsan factory not only has large-scale production and manufacturing capabilities, but also has an exclusive port transportation channel. According to the agreement, Myoung Shin will provide FF with sufficient capacity and manufacturing capacity, and produce and manufacture FF 81 in accordance with FF's planning for market demand. FF 81 is Faraday's second ultra-luxury intelligent electric vehicle in the future, its positioning is lower than FF 91, targeting more user groups.
Commenting on the partnership, Dr. Bi Fukang, Global CEO of FF, said, "This production agreement for the FF 81 allows us to reach our commitment to mass production of the model in 2024, which is the most important milestone on our road to profitability. ”
It is worth noting that a few days ago, Faraday Future announced after an internal self-examination that the company did have some problems in governance and compliance, but the content of the short report was seriously inaccurate.
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