Faraday Future’s subsidiary Faraday X signs agreement with top OEM to accelerate development of FX series vehicles

Faraday Future announced the latest major progress on November 15. Its subsidiary Faraday X has formally signed a product development and delivery agreement for a series of models with a leading OEM. Signed this agreement meaning that the parties shall conduct extensive cooperation towards many fields such as vehicle development, testing, regulatory compliance, supply chain construction, and production and manufacturing, to promote jointly the development process of the FX series of models and create a strong foundation for future entering into the market. 

According to the content of the agreement, the OEM that has signed the contract will serve as the top parts supplier of FX and provide key parts for the FX series of models. This cooperation will not only help improve the quality and performance of the FX model, but also accelerate its development process and shorten the time to market. Faraday Future said that this cooperation is an important step for FX to implement the "Global Automotive Industry Bridge Strategy", marking a major breakthrough in the company's construction of a globally competitive supply chain system.

Faraday X is the name of the second brand of Faraday, and it received widespread attention after its launch in early September. Promising AIEV or Artificial Intelligent Electric Vehicles, which would give "twice the performance for half the price," the brand employs the performance vehicle concept in its electric vehicles catering to American consumers. FX series consists of FX 5 and FX 6 with the anticipated prices in the ranges of $20,000-30,000 - $30,000-50,000.All this should be; extended-range AIEV and pure electric AIEV capability, commencing around the end of 2025." 

To this end, FF actively pursued partnerships with the world's premier OEMs. This agreement would not only give strong support for the R&D of the FX series of models but also further enhance FF's competitiveness in the global electric vehicle market. By integrating the strengths of the two, FX might quickly leverage the momentous opportunities in US AIEV industry and proceed to the quest of becoming the industry leader in the AIEV era. 

Jia Yueting, founder, partner, chief product and user ecology officer of Faraday Future, said: "We are very pleased to cooperate with top OEMs to jointly promote the development and delivery of the FX series of models. This cooperation will not only help improve the quality and performance of the FX model, but also accelerate our market launch plan. We firmly believe that through the joint efforts of both parties, FX will become an iconic product in the AIEV era."