Jia Yueting's new car is accused of plagiarizing Great Wall Motors, and the official website has deleted the description of the "High Mountain 9".

On the afternoon of July 20, it was reported that recently, the carmaker Faraday Future founded by Jia Yueting held a new car launch event in the United States, unveiling the first MPV model of its second brand Faraday X, called Super One. This model is positioned as a medium to large-sized MPV, offering two types of power - pure electric and extended range, with an expected price of around $80,000. It is reported that the entire launch event lasted only one hour, and as it approached its end, real-time data on the big screen displayed that 10,034 units of the FX Super One had been reserved within the hour. However, after the new car launch, many netizens questioned the exterior design of the FX Super One, accusing it of plagiarizing the high-end MPV model High Mountain from the Great Wall Motors' brand, Wei. Some netizens even noticed the appearance of the words "High Mountain 9" on the Super One's introduction page, but FX did not respond to this issue. Currently, the FF official website has removed the mention of "High Mountain 9".