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. In the announcement, Faraday said that the partnership would allow LG, one of China’s largest car manufacturers, to supply the company with lithium batteries.
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.