Faraday Future Enlists Leading Financial Advisor to Advance Global AI and AIEV M&A Strategy; Announces Participation in Emerging Growth Conference

Faraday Future (FFAI) accelerates its global AI-driven electric mobility expansion through strategic acquisitions in China, targeting immediate tech synergies for its 2026 product roadmap. CEO Jerry Wang will outline the strategy at the Emerging Growth Conference on May 22, emphasizing M&A focus on AI, battery tech, and autonomous driving. Partners can submit proposals via specified emails. The move aligns with China’s $8.2B+ smart EV investments and FF’s dual-platform approach amid competitive ultra-luxury EV growth projections (CAGR 19.3% to 2030).

05/19/2025 – 11:39 PM

  • Faraday Future leverages strategic acquisitions to accelerate global foothold in AI-driven electric mobility innovation.
  • Jerry Wang to spotlight FF’s vision at Emerging Growth Conference on May 22, amplifying investor engagement through industry events.

LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–
Culminating five years of strategic development, California-based trailblazer in AI-integrated electric mobility ecosystems Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ: FFAI) unveiled Monday a pivotal expansion of its global acquisition strategy. The company’s Chinese subsidiary has retained a Tier 1 financial advisory firm to identify merger, acquisition and capital market opportunities in the Middle Kingdom – aligning with its previously announced Global AI and AIEV Tech M&A Initiative.

This transcontinental maneuver positions China at the forefront of FF’s aggressive push to consolidate cutting-edge technologies and intellectual property in artificial intelligence electric vehicles (AIEVs). The automaker’s playbook focuses on targeted acquisitions in the intelligent mobility sector, prioritizing AI and software innovators, contingent on securing necessary financing. All transactions will conform to legal frameworks while maintaining singular focus: Maximizing shareholder value through accelerated technological convergence.

The retained advisor will facilitate end-to-end deal execution, from target identification through due diligence, transaction structuring to capital partnership cultivation. This expertise becomes particularly critical in China’s rapidly evolving automotive-AI interface, where 2024 saw over $8.2 billion invested in smart electric vehicle technologies according to McKinsey research.

“We’re executing our global M&A strategy with surgical precision, starting where innovation velocity meets production efficiency – China,” said Jerry Wang, Global President of Faraday Future. “Our acquisition criteria targets businesses offering immediate technological synergies rather than long-range R&D. The key metric? Immediate applicability to our 2026 product roadmap. Potential partners with AI-driven material science, battery tech, or autonomous driving IP can share details via [email protected] and [email protected].”

Jerry Wang to Speak at Emerging Growth Conference

Wang will deliver a strategic business overview at the Emerging Growth Conference on Thursday, May 22 at 12:35 pm ET. The presentation will dissect FF’s execution strategy amid industry turbulence marked by competitors’ production delays and supply chain recalibrations. Investors can submit pre-event queries to [email protected], with archive access available post-event on
Emerging Growth’ YouTube channel within 24 hours of the presentation.

Strategically positioned at the intersection of mobility and artificial intelligence, FF’s value proposition centers on its dual-platform strategy: The flagship FF91 represents pinnacle engineering excellence, while the FX series targets volume production through modular tech architecture. This bifurcated approach mirrors industry analysts’ expectations for segmented market success, as per Gartner’s Q1 2025 mobility report.

This press release contains forward-looking statements concerning future financial performance, technological integration, and market conditions, subject to 28 material risk factors outlined in FF’s latest 10-K filing including but not limited to liquidity challenges, production scalability, and regulatory complexities across international operations. Particularly noteworthy risks involve China’s evolving EV subsidy framework and potential IPO timelines for FF’s Chinese subsidiary.

As the automotive industry undergoes unprecedented digitization, FF’s M&A strategy suggests a calculated response to consolidation trends observed in China’s EV sector, where 43% of startups have secured strategic partnerships according to CB Insights data. The move comes amid intense competition in the ultra-luxury EV segment, with projected CAGR of 19.3% through 2030 per BloombergNEF forecasts.

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Source: Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc.

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