TITLE: Faraday Future Rolls Out First FX Super One Pre-Production Vehicle

Faraday Future Achieves Production Milestone

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc., a California-based electric vehicle company, announced on December 21, 2025, that the first pre-production unit of its FX Super One multi-purpose vehicle has rolled off the assembly line at its Hanford, California factory, known as the FF AI-Factory.

The event, attended by leadership teams from Faraday Future and its affiliate Faraday X, along with employees from the company's Los Angeles headquarters, signifies a critical step toward mass production. The FX Super One is positioned as a premium mass-market MPV designed for high-volume output, following the production of the company's flagship FF 91 model at the same facility since 2023.

This rollout represents the initial closure of Faraday Future's Global Auto Industry Bridge Strategy in the United States. The strategy aims to bridge high-end luxury electric vehicles with more accessible mass-market models. In the Middle East, deliveries of the FX Super One began in late November 2025, with an additional delivery scheduled for December 22, 2025, to RAK Innovation City.

Strategic Upgrade and Future Plans

Faraday Future stated that the Global Auto Industry Bridge Strategy is evolving into the Global Embodied AI (EAI) Industry Bridge Strategy. This shift emphasizes integration of artificial intelligence in vehicle design and functionality, positioning the company as a disruptor in the embodied AI era for automotive applications.

The company plans to host events at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas starting January 7, 2026. These include an FF Stockholders' Day, featuring updates on the Bridge Strategy, a private preview of products, and discussions on mass production, sales, delivery, service, and ramp-up roadmaps for the FX Super One. The events will also cover execution plans for previously announced business initiatives.

Additionally, Faraday Future will launch a series of co-creation and experience events for the FX Super One during CES, initiating a nationwide co-creation sales campaign for 2026. In the first quarter of 2026, the company intends to reveal product strategies for its second FX model, the FX 4, as part of its vision to develop 'An AIEV for Everyone,' where AIEV refers to AI-enhanced intelligent electric vehicles.

Vehicle Features and Market Positioning

The FX Super One MPV targets the premium mass-market segment, offering a spacious interior with high-end materials, advanced technology, and features focused on passenger comfort. These include multiple seating rows, ambient lighting, and premium entertainment systems. The vehicle will be available with all-wheel drive and two powertrain options: a battery-electric configuration and, at a later stage, an AI hybrid extended-range setup.

Faraday Future emphasized quality control, implementing strict production processes from the outset. The company will produce additional pre-production units and follow industry best practices to optimize quality, efficiency, and capacity for future scaling.

The Hanford facility spans 1.1 million square feet and has received approximately $300 million in investments to date. With further funding and permits, it could produce over 30,000 FX vehicles annually. Currently, it manufactures the FF 91 2.0 flagship EV and is being adapted for flexible production lines to support multiple models, including mixed-line assembly.

Strategic Significances

Faraday Future highlighted six key implications of the FX Super One rollout:

1. It validates the company's capabilities in localized product development, assembly, testing, and validation, providing a foundation for homologation, user testing, and deliveries.

2. It initiates real-world user experience, co-creation, and sales validation phases, bolstering confidence among U.S. partners and responding to pre-order commitments.

3. The Global Auto Industry Bridge Strategy achieves a closed loop, creating a replicable system for rapid mass production of future FX models.

4. As an embodied AI innovator, the FX Super One addresses limited product diversity in the U.S. high-end business and family mobility market, promoting consumption upgrades.

5. It fills a market gap in the U.S., supporting domestic manufacturing reshoring efforts.

6. It establishes groundwork for on-chain ownership of EAI electric vehicle assets and the introduction of EAI + Real World Assets (RWA) products, fostering convergence between AI, cryptocurrency, Web2, and Web3 technologies.

YT Jia, founder and global co-CEO of Faraday Future, described the milestone as a pivotal step before mass production and delivery, fulfilling a key performance indicator for 2025. 'For FF, FX, and the broader U.S. automotive industry, this is a moment worth remembering,' Jia said. He added that the company is committed to its 2026 goals and execution plans, urging stakeholders to follow updates from CES.

Company Background

Founded in 2014, Faraday Future aims to disrupt the automotive sector through user-centric, technology-driven smart mobility. Its mission focuses on luxury, innovation, and performance, exemplified by the FF 91. The FX strategy extends this to mass-production models with similar advanced features but at middle-to-low price points, broadening market access via AI innovations.

The company operates as a shared intelligent electric mobility ecosystem, with the Hanford factory serving as a cornerstone for U.S. production. Forward-looking statements in the announcement, including production timelines, delivery schedules, powertrain options, the FX 4 model, and EAI + RWA launches, are subject to risks and uncertainties that could affect outcomes.

This development occurs amid ongoing challenges in the electric vehicle industry, including supply chain issues and market competition, but positions Faraday Future to expand its footprint in both luxury and mass-market segments.