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Highlights

  • Faraday Future secures 300-unit FX pre-order with $30,000 non-refundable deposit from Sky Horse
  • Vehicles will support Sky Horse’s premium fleet across West Coast U.S. markets
  • FX Super One MPV launch anticipated by end of 2025 with expanded model development underway

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ: FFAI) has announced a new business-to-business agreement involving a 300-unit pre-order of its FX Super One electric vehicle. The pre-order comes with a $30,000 non-refundable deposit from California-based Sky Horse Auto LLC, a mobility services provider. This agreement follows a separate 1,000-unit reservation Faraday Future disclosed last week from a New York City dealership.

The FX Super One vehicles ordered by Sky Horse are intended for deployment in key West Coast markets including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Orange County, and Las Vegas. Sky Horse plans to integrate the FX into its fleet of self-drive and chauffeur-driven services, aiming to cater to both business and leisure clientele seeking upscale transportation options.

Sky Horse will also serve as a co-creation partner under Faraday Future’s B2B ecosystem model. This collaboration includes early access to vehicles and potential input into product and service development. Faraday Future states that the partnership signals continued feedback from both U.S. coasts regarding interest in AI-enabled electric mobility solutions.

The FX Super One MPV is designed to offer a spacious, tech-enhanced experience, with features such as reclining seats, ambient lighting, and entertainment systems. The vehicle is targeted at the affordable EV segment with a price range reportedly between $20,000 and $40,000. Initial production is expected to begin by the end of 2025, and the company has indicated that it plans to start accepting additional paid reservations following a planned unveiling in June 2025.

Faraday Future also noted that development is underway on two additional FX models. The FX product line is part of the company’s strategy to target what it refers to as “blue ocean markets” in the evolving U.S. advanced intelligent EV landscape.