- Faraday Future teased an all-new electric model expected to be called the FX 4.
- It appears to be a Tesla Model Y competitor that could be priced like a RAV4.
- More details on Faraday’s SUV are expected to be revealed in the third quarter.
Faraday Future has used their Annual Stockholders’ Day to release the first teaser image of the upcoming FX 4. We’ll learn more in the third quarter and it promises to be a “disruptor of [Toyota] RAV4 in the AIEV era.”
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This appears to be the first time the company has announced the FX 4 as they’ve previously talked about the FX 5, FX 6, and FX Super One van. The FX 5 is being pitched as a “large-space sporty AIEV” that costs between $20,000 and $30,000, while the FX 6 has been billed as a large family vehicle that’s targeted to cost between $30,000 and $50,000.
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Little is known about the FX 4 at this point, but the teaser suggests the company could be working on a Tesla Model Y competitor. That remains to be seen, but the vehicle has a full-width light bar as well as curvaceous bodywork. We can also see a sculpted hood and thin A-pillars.
That’s not a lot to go on, but Faraday said they’ll begin accepting pre-orders before the end of the year. The company also said the model has the “greatest potential to become a true blockbuster and unlock the mainstream market.”
Speaking of teasers, the company released an image showing several prototypes that are said to be the FX 4, FX 6, and FX Super One. They all look pretty generic, but the car in the middle piques our interest.
On the topic of the Super One, the AI-MPV is expected to have its “exclusive offline product launch” on June 29, followed by a public debut on July 17.
The company has been talking about the van for months and they’re now suggesting it could “disrupt the market dominance of some leading market players such as the Cadillac Escalade.” If that wasn’t enough to make your eyes roll, the company boasted about having over 2,500 non-binding pre-orders.
The van has “now officially entered the parts procurement and production preparation phase,” and assembly is slated to begin later this year. However, with Faraday’s track record, we’ll believe it when we see it.
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