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Faraday Future has announced a significant milestone in its FX series development, with its subsidiary, FF China, shipping the first two FX 6 camouflaged prototype mules to the United States. These prototypes are en route to the company’s U.S. headquarters in Los Angeles for extensive testing and validation.
The FX 6 represents a key part of Faraday Future’s Advanced Intelligent Electric Vehicles (AIEVs) strategy, focusing on delivering mass-market electric vehicles that uphold the company’s high standards for performance, technology, and user experience. Once in Los Angeles, the FX 6 prototypes will undergo rigorous testing, including ADAS and autonomous driving validation, powertrain optimization, and intelligent cabin refinement.
Key Highlights:
- Two FX 6 camouflaged prototype mules shipped to the U.S. for testing.
- FX 6 is part of Faraday Future’s FX product strategy targeting mass-market AIEVs.
- U.S. testing will include ADAS validation, autonomous driving features, and performance optimization.
- The FX brand will feature three models:
- Super One – an AI-MPV.
- FX 5 – priced between $20,000-$30,000.
- FX 6 – priced between $30,000-$50,000.
- More updates on the FX 6 and FX strategy are expected in March.
Faraday Future aims to expand its reach with the FX lineup by offering affordable electric vehicles while maintaining luxury features found in its flagship FF91. The FX series is designed to bring advanced technology and intelligent mobility to a broader audience, emphasizing innovation and user-centric design.
For more details about Faraday Future and its upcoming vehicle lineup, visit Faraday Future’s website.
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