Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. said it has finalized a set of agreements with Hebei Huanzhou Automobile Sales Co., Ltd. to support development and mass production of its upcoming FX Super One electric vehicle for the United States.
The seven-document package covers areas including parts procurement for large-scale manufacturing, engineering services, intellectual property arrangements, product liability and after-sales responsibilities, the company said.
Faraday Future described Hebei Huanzhou as a “bridge strategy partner” that will provide technical support through the production phase and early delivery period of the FX Super One. The agreements are intended to establish a stable supply chain and cost structure as the company prepares for scaled deliveries.
The partnership may expand to future vehicle programs — including a model referred to as the FX 4 — as well as potential geographic expansion into markets such as Canada and the Middle East, subject to additional negotiations and separate contracts.
The company said the agreements support its goal of beginning staged deliveries in 2026 and ultimately achieving positive operating cash flow. Core terms focus on securing components at mass-production scale while leveraging the partner’s manufacturing and engineering capabilities.
Faraday Future said the collaboration combines Chinese supply-chain resources with its U.S.-based research, software development and regulatory expertise. The company plans to adapt technologies from its flagship FF 91 luxury electric vehicle — priced at about $300,000 — for the more affordable FX lineup aimed at broader market segments.
The automaker described its product roadmap as “mass-produce one, launch one, and pre-develop one,” a strategy intended to allow simultaneous progress across multiple vehicle programs while optimizing resource allocation.
Any cooperation on additional models would require separate agreements specifying development timelines, procurement plans, pricing and deliverables, the company said.