Secretive electric-vehicle start-up Faraday Future has partnered with battery-manufacturer LG Chem to create lithium-ion battery cells for use in its vehicles. The batteries will be placed in Faraday’s “variable platform architecture”, which means it can be included in a range of vehicle types and sizes. The battery can power vehicles with two or one motors.
Secretive electric-vehicle start-up Faraday Future has partnered with battery-manufacturer LG Chem to create lithium-ion battery cells for use in its vehicles. The batteries will be placed in Faraday’s “variable platform architecture”, which means it can be included in a range of vehicle types and sizes. The battery can power vehicles with one or two motors.