In an unveiling event that looked more like a tech keynote than a car launch, Faraday X pulled the wraps off its first m ...

Few inventions have had such a profound impact on modern society as the electric motor. Today, these machines power everything from household appliances to industrial machinery, creating a reliable ...

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US manufacturer Faraday Future recently unveiled an electric minivan called the FX Super One. As CarNewsChina reports, it's a ...

As reported by Autoweek, it has sold less than 20 of its luxury FF 91 full-size EVs since it debuted two years ago — mostly ...

Faraday Future revealed its latest model last night in Los Angeles, the FX Super One. The MPV—what you or I might call a ...

Despite an extremely tumultuous existence, including reports of potential SEC enforcement just two days ago, Faraday Future is somehow still alive and kicking. The American startup founded by Chinese ...

The Faraday's rear motor is actually two motors, back to back, with their own halfshafts. There are two reasons for this. One of those reasons is to shrink their diameters.

13 thoughts on “ Replicating Faraday’s 200-Year-Old Electric Motor ” limroh says: September 18, 2023 at 6:19 pm I mean ‘technically’ not a hack. ;-) But damn, this is nice!

The Vergereports that Nick Sampson, one of Faraday Future's three co-founders, has resigned.That development comes only a day after news broke that Peter Savagian, the company's senior vice ...

Faraday then turned his own thinking inside out. In 1831 he invented the dynamo, an inverse motor. Moving a loop of wires around a fixed magnet can induce electricity.