At least that’s what FF says
Faraday Future, makers of the FF 91, have recently released a video on Youtube detailing the EV’s Dynamic Vehicle Control, described as a holistic approach to maximizing performance.
The video focuses on slalom, lane change, and turning circle, three aspects that turn into Olympic trials around the crowded city.
So here come FF 91’s aces up the sleeve: four-wheel steering, with the rear wheels capable of turning in the same way or opposite to the front ones.
Furthermore, Faraday Future engineers claim the FF 91 “can turn like a midsize segment car and handle like a much smaller performance car.” Moreover, the electric vehicle features torque vectoring and what the company calls semi-active dampers.
It’s all clearly explained in the video below, which we think it’s interesting to watch and absorb.