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An electric car company which has designed a self-driving vehicle that can reach 200mph revealed its first production model today.
Faraday Future showed off its 1,050 horsepower FF 91 before the opening of the Consumer Electronics Show.
The Chinese-backed California start-up said the car, with 30 sensors including radar and cameras, can find its own parking space and be summoned to the owner through a smartphone app.
Faraday claims the FF 91 can reach 60mph in 2.39 seconds, which just beats Tesla’s model, and uses facial recognition for keyless entry.
A £4,000 deposit secures delivery next year.