Faraday Future Breaks Into Florida With 2,000-Vehicle FX Super One Deal

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ:FFAI) stock rose Monday after it finalized a deposit agreement with a Florida-based operator and investor in high-end vacation rentals for 2,000 FX Super One MPVs.

The arrangement includes non-refundable deposits and non-binding pre-orders, all of which have been fully collected, and Golden Hills has also joined as a paid co-creator.

Details

This deal marks FX's entry into Florida, one of the nation's largest EV markets, expanding the company's reach to six of the eight target states in its first-phase rollout.

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Reaching this milestone ahead of schedule underscores the strong nationwide demand for the Super One, positioning it as a potential "blue-ocean market + blockbuster product."

The partnership also represents a successful extension of FX's Co-Creation Ecosystem Online Direct Sales model into the high-end vacation rental sector.

As part of FX's B2B2C strategy, this deal reflects another cross-industry expansion, following prior ventures in car rentals, FX Par, real estate brokerage, MCNs, and peer-to-peer vehicle sharing, further demonstrating the versatility of the company's "scenario-as-store" approach.

Growth Plan

Faraday Future intends to broaden its presence across additional high-end consumer sectors, experimenting with innovative B2B2C models such as "luxury drive + luxury stays" and "stay-to-live + drive-to-experience."

These initiatives have the potential to serve as powerful user acquisition engines, supporting FX's efforts to scale volume and develop blockbuster products.

The company also disclosed the roll-off ceremony for the first FX Super One pre-production vehicles is set for December 21 at the manufacturing facility in Hanford, California.

FFAI Price Action: Faraday Future shares were up 1.87% at $1.09 during premarket trading on Monday, according to Benzinga Pro data.

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