Faraday Future has yet to make deliveries, but it does see a “mass production” pattern by 2024. Global sales of electric vehicles are growing rapidly. And Volvo seems a bit like Tesla with its “mega casting” for electric cars. This and more, here Green Car Report.
Volvo has announced that they are applying a “big casting” method for producing electric vehicles, which helps to increase efficiency and sustainability and make better use of interior space. It’s part of a revamp for its biggest factory, in Sweden, as it’s geared toward electric vehicles – and yes, it seems to fit closely with what Tesla has pioneered in digital manufacturing. large volume in Model Y.
Faraday Future’s Future took another interesting turn yesterday, with the announcement that Korean auto parts supplier Myoung Shin is contracting to assemble the slightly smaller Faraday, “Luxury mass-market electric vehicle”, FF 81. It claims to hit “massive production” by 2024. The facility is a former GM plant that was originally opened to produce the Daewoo Nubira, and is recently on the deck to build its first vehicle from a company. Another struggling EV startup — Byton.
And according to a report from the International Energy Agency (IEA), global sales of electric vehicles (BEVs plus plug-in hybrids) are expected to grow by around 9% in 2021. That number double EV sales of 2020and tripled compared to 2019.
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