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Board Is Comprised of Six Industry Experts Including New Members John Chiang, Ian Rogoff and Margaret Peggy Taylor
New Members Will Bring Additional Perspectives to Help the Company Broaden and Validate Business, Marketing and Fundraising Strategies
Faraday Future (FF), a California-based global shared intelligent mobility ecosystem company, announced three new members to its strategic Advisory Board today including John Chiang, Ian Rogoff and Margaret Peggy Taylor. The Board is now made up of six civic and business leaders who will serve as trusted advisors to FF.
The Advisory Board serves as a sounding board for critical elements at FF such as fundraising, publicity and product planning. Being leaders in their respective fields, the Advisory Board members help to ensure FF product, technologies and business strategies are fully vetted before being released to the public.
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Faraday Future Releases New In-Car Software Updates For Its FF 91
February 12, 2021 GMT
FF 91 Interior Photo Credit: Faraday Future (Photo: Business Wire)
LOS ANGELES (BUSINESS WIRE) Feb 12, 2021
Faraday Future (“FF”, “the company” or “Faraday Future”), a California-based global shared intelligent mobility ecosystem company, today announced a series of new in-car software updates that will enhance the In-Vehicle Infotainment experience for the highly anticipated FF 91. The new features set FF apart by demonstrating that its flagship vehicle will deliver a superior driving experience supported by the market’s most technologically advanced In-Vehicle Infotainment system.
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