Faraday Future plans to begin testing prototype self-driving electric vehicles on California roads later this year after winning approval from the state, an industry source said on Tuesday. The China-backed, Los Angeles-based startup plans to begin building and selling electric vehicles next year in the United States, but has not disclosed details of its self-driving program. A spokesperson from the California Department of Motor Vehicles on Tuesday confirmed that Faraday had been approved to test…
Tesla rival Faraday approved to test self-driving cars on California roads
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