Faraday X Super One Minivan Teased Featuring a Large Grille | Carscoops

      Faraday continues to incur losses but is relying on an AI-MPV for its survival.

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      by Michael Gauthier

      Faraday Future has teased its forthcoming Super One, set to debut in June.

      This model features a large illuminated grille and is promoted as an AI-MPV.

      Recently, Faraday reported a loss of $355 million, raising concerns about its future.

      Faraday Future has unveiled a sneak peek of its upcoming Super One minivan, expected to start production later this year and become the first vehicle in the budget-oriented Faraday X lineup.

      Debuting in June, the van boasts a sizable grille that could embarrass Lexus. It seems to have a slightly recessed design with a fully enclosed structure and illuminated features.

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      While further specifics are difficult to discern, the teaser reveals slim headlights, a sculpted hood, and prominent wheel arches. Earlier teasers have also shown a conventional minivan shape along with a spacious window area.

      Faraday hasn’t disclosed much detailed information about the van, but they've labeled it an “AI-MPV” that aims to “accommodate the dynamic and varied needs of visionaries and their families.” Additionally, the model is expected to provide “twice the performance at half the price.”

      The Faraday X lineup targets the $20,000 – $80,000 market, and previous reports have indicated that the van will feature two rows of leather seating. Passengers in the second row are prioritized and will likely enjoy amenities such as a small fridge, heated and massaging seats, and integrated footrests.

      At this point, not much else is known about the van, but the company has hinted at potential electric and range-extended powertrains. Faraday has also suggested the possibility of accepting refundable reservations in the second quarter of this year.

      However, the situation remains uncertain, as Faraday Future recently mentioned that the FX family is “dependent on securing adequate funding and finalizing necessary agreements.” This is concerning, especially given the automaker’s poor track record and the reported loss of $355.8 million (£273.9 / €328.5) last year.