Faraday Future’s FX Super One to Roll Out on Dec 21, Targets 500K Units in 5 Years

All parts for the pre-production Super One have arrived, with official production to start on December 9.

Faraday Future founder Jia Yueting announced that the first batch of FX Super One vehicles will officially roll off the production line on December 21 at the Hanford factory in the U.S.

Currently, all components needed for the pre-production Super One have been received, with each vehicle comprising nearly 3,000 parts. Production is scheduled to officially begin on December 9.

With successful financing, support from strategic partners, and the signing of additional agreements, the company’s board of directors has officially approved a commercial plan for the next five years, targeting the production and sale of 400,000 to 500,000 vehicles.

The FX Super One is the second brand model under Faraday Future’s FX line and is an MPV. It was officially launched on October 28 in Dubai, UAE. The first market launch is for the AIHER Max version, priced at AED 309,000 ($84,000).

The first FX Super One vehicle was delivered by Jia Yueting to football star Andrés Iniesta.

The model offers two powertrain options: the AIHER hybrid and the AIEV pure electric version. Both versions have four configurations: GOAT, Max, Pro, and Standard.

The AIHER hybrid features a 1.5T engine paired with dual electric motors, providing a combined output of 337 kW and 644 Nm of torque, with a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 5.7 seconds and a WLTC combined range of 963 km.

Interestingly, the Super One’s exterior closely resembles the GWM Wey brand’s Gaoshan 9, which is part of the four Chinese automakers Jia Yueting has partnered with for the China-U.S. automotive industry bridge strategy, with GWM being the first to implement this strategy.

On November 14, Faraday Future released its third-quarter financial results, which showed an operating loss of $206.8 million, primarily due to engineering R&D investment, talent team expansion, strategic layout advancement, and adjustments to the value of manufacturing-related assets.

For the first nine months of the year, the company reported an operating cash flow of $79.2 million, with financing inflows reaching $135.8 million, marking a 144% year-over-year increase and continuing six consecutive quarters of financing covering operational expenses.

Since its launch, the Super One has received over 11,000 legally binding paid pre-orders, including non-refundable deposits and non-mandatory reservation orders.

Faraday Future also revealed that the FX brand plans to launch multiple models in the next five years to cover four major blue-ocean segments of the U.S. market.