Tesla Model S Rival The Faraday Future FF91 Arrives in Style and Without A Driver [VIDEO]

After much fanfare and teasers for their futuristic automobile technologies, Faraday Future has finally come out with a more practical package that showcases all of them in the form of the Tesla Model S rival, the Faraday Future FF91. the brand new fully electric and smart automobile was showcased in full details at the ongoing 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas Nevada.

The extremely futuristic vehicle features a mountain of cutting edge technology that is all crammed up in a 126-inch wheelbase package. It boasts a large panoramic roof, windshield, and side windows that are made of specialized Polymer Dispersed Liquid Crystal glass that automatically dims with just a tap. The car is also equipped with over 10 HD camera that gives drivers a full 360-degree view of their surroundings on several widescreen displays incorporated into the dashboard.

The interior is design to be very futuristic and features NASA inspired seats that can automatically adjust its position to the driver's specification. The seats provides adjustable lumbar and upper back support, heating, a massage function, and even cooling ventilations.

The big wow moment however was the demo on how the vehicle actually performed. It was actually placed besides vehicles like the Ferrari 488 GTB and Bentley Bentayga in a drag strip. The FF91 beat all of the vehicles placed beside it thanks to its 1,050 BHP electric engine that races it to 60mph in just 2.39 seconds.

Another big segment in the unveiling of the new FF91 was the self parking demo. Faraday Future showed audiences how the FF91 was able to find a parking spot in a crowded parking lot and then park itself using a myriad of sensors and radars. The vehicle also takes keyless entry to an entirely new level by incorporating FFID and facial recognition technology that allows drivers to access and command the vehicle without any keys.

The Faraday Future FF91 is currently open for reservations in the United States. The first 300 to order will get the option to upgrade to a limited Alliance Edition version of the vehicle sometime in March.