22:32 08-01-2026

Faraday Future FX Super One roadmap: 2026 rollout and Supercharger access

Faraday Future has laid out a detailed roadmap for bringing its new FX Super One electric vehicle to market. The company plans to begin initial deliveries in Q2 2026, limiting the launch batch to 50 units for FX Par partners. A second phase is slated for Q3, adding another 200 vehicles for industry leaders and B2B clients. Full-scale retail sales to private buyers are expected in Q4 2026 or early 2027. The staggered rollout suggests measured confidence and a strategy to seed the car with high-impact users before opening sales wider.

The company set an ambitious five-year target of 400–500 thousand vehicles, built around the FX Super One and the upcoming FX 4. Faraday Future is aiming for roughly a 20% gross margin and expects to achieve positive EBITDA within three years. The goals are bold for a brand still establishing its footing, yet the clear milestones point to a disciplined approach to scaling.

A key move is an agreement with Tesla that will give FX Super One owners access to the Supercharger network in North America, Japan, and South Korea. Certification with EPA, CARB, and FMVSS is proceeding on schedule, and the company expects to complete homologation by Q3 2026. Supercharger access removes a significant barrier to adoption, while the aligned regulatory timeline hints at a product developed with compliance in mind.

Complementing this strategy, Faraday Future announced an entry into embodied AI—its own robotic systems. The first developments are promised to debut on February 4 at the NADA show in Las Vegas, a signal that the brand aims to play not only in vehicles but also in the broader ecosystem of intelligent mobility tools.