Tesla reecntly announced that their fastest electronic vehicle would be the Faraday Future FF 91. It would be able to generate 1,050 horsepower and could go for 378mi with only one charge. Other specs indicated that it may be the fastest one of the brand yet. 

The impressive horsepower of the Tesla Faraday Future FF 91 was supposedly pegged as a counterpart competitive product of the company against the Bugatti Beyron which could run with 987hp. Only, the Ev vehicle was labeled to be faster at 1,050hp and with a speed of 60mi/hr in only 2.4sec. 

As reported by Jalopnik, the Toyota Venza lookalike would be able to start its production soon with Tesla Faraday Future FF 91 executives doubting as to whether the model would be up for sale. However, CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter and responded to an inquiry about how efficient the vehicle could run if produced. He replied with, "A mere 350 kW ... what are you referring to, a children's toy?"

With his notion, it was later revealed that the Tesla Faraday Future FF 91 could power up to a maximum 200kW. Furthermore, it was revealed during CES 2017 last night that the model, under the direction of vice president Pete Savagian, would be able to run 500mi of range per hour of charge, reported Auto Blog. 

The Tesla Faraday Future FF 91 was also described by Nick Sampson as a multifaced disruption that will redefine the auto industry with its maximum kW capacity, outraging speed, and impressive horsepower. Furthermore, the reservation fee for the vehicle was lodged at $5,000 while a portion would be donated to an environmental protection fund which the company will establish in the future. 

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