At CES, Faraday showed off its first vehicle, the FF 91, with “connectivity, intelligence, and performance that surpasses those in the market,” including an EV record 0-60mph in 2.39 seconds, artificial intelligence, the ability to park itself and an EPA-adjusted 378 mile range on a single charge, and an “insane” 1,050 horsepower. The company is accepting pre-orders for the first vehicles with a $5,000 fully refundable deposit and an option to upgrade to the launch series called the “Alliance edition.” Faraday says that cars will be delivered in 2018, but didn’t disclose the MSRP.