Faraday Future has delivered FX Super One electric multi-purpose vehicles to two new partners in the United Arab Emirates, advancing the company’s plans to begin sales and deliveries in the region in 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.
The California-based automaker said it held a delivery ceremony in Ras Al Khaimah for the UAE Chinese General Chamber of Commerce and local automotive service provider Blue Sea Auto, which it described as “co-creation partners” for the FX Super One programme.
Faraday Future said the deliveries form part of its broader Middle East expansion strategy. The company operates a regional factory and operations centre in Ras Al Khaimah covering about 108,000 square feet and has indicated plans for further expansion to support more localised production.
Bingyang Zhang, executive chairman of the UAE Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, said the organisation recognises the FF and FX brands and intends to use its business network and resources to help support the FX Super One’s expansion in the Middle East.
David Zou, founder of Blue Sea Auto, said the company’s established aftersales infrastructure, multi-brand service experience and technical resources would support Faraday Future’s push into what it calls embodied artificial intelligence vehicles.
The FX Super One is positioned by Faraday Future as an EAI-MPV, or embodied AI multi-purpose vehicle, aimed at the mainstream market. Under its baseline business plan, the company is targeting production and sales of about 250 units in 2026, rising to 5,000 units in 2027, 22,000 units in 2028, 130,000 units in 2029 and 250,000 units by 2030. The United States and the Middle East are listed as the primary target markets.
Faraday Future cautioned that its UAE sales and delivery plans remain subject to securing the necessary regulatory approvals. The company has said it currently does not have the rights to sell the FX Super One with its existing hybrid powertrain in the UAE beyond a limited number of vehicles.