Faraday Future secures US patent for range-extending hybrid transmission system

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric

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  • Faraday Future secured U.S. Patent No. 12,630,004 for a range-extending hybrid transmission that decouples engine, generator-motor, drive wheels.
  • Multi-clutch, multi-shaft design targets longer range with lower powertrain complexity versus conventional plug-in hybrid systems.
  • Architecture is slated for the AIHER extended-range hybrid system under development for future FX models.
  • Funding-dependent plan targets first AIHER model deliveries 9-12 months after financing, scaling to 24-28 months.


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