
On January 4, Faraaday Future presented its novelty in Las Vegas-an electric car-unique FF91 with unmanned functions. However, right during the presentation, the "Machine of the Future" suddenly overshadowed, reports The Verge .
Jia Yutin, the owner of the Lere, and the owner of the American-Chinese startup Faraday Future, went to the stage of the exhibition hall in Las Vegas on FF91. When the Chinese millionaire got out of the car, Nick Sampson, senior vice president of Faraaday Future, invited him to use the automatic parking function of the car. Yutin pressed the button on the door of the car, but nothing happened. An awkward pause hung.
After a few seconds, Sampson was found: "It seems that she is a little lazy today." At the same time, after the speech of Jia, Yutin Sampson tried to once again activate the unmanned functions of the machine, for this they even muffled the light in the hall, but FF91 never succumbed, TJ notes.
After the presentation, Sampson explained that the problem was in the roof of the exhibition hall, the complex structure of which absorbed the signal necessary for the operation of the unmanned functions of the machine.
Meanwhile, FF91 is positioned as the first car that Faraday Future is going to launch into production.