At the beginning of this month,Digital blogger @6GHz published a post titled "The building is empty?" Where are you, Boss Jia? The Internet’s first visit to Faraday Future’s U.S. factory! "Visiting video, it is said that there is no one at the FF factory in Los Angeles, and only stickers and brake pads are left, raising questions about the "empty building".
Yesterday, Faraday Future issued a statement saying that the company has recently become concerned about the recent spread of false information on some online platforms such as the so-called "FF Los Angeles headquarters is empty".
FF's factory in Hanford has not been closed. This is the normal relocation of the global headquarters to Los Angeles' Silicon Beach (El Segundo). The location where the online video was shot was FF's old headquarters in Gardena City. It will no longer be used by FF at the end of March this year.The so-called statement that "FF's Los Angeles headquarters is empty" is seriously misleading and is a malicious distortion of the fact that the company's normal office location has been relocated.
Faraday Future claims,The video is seriously misleading. It does not rule out colluding with illegal short sellers to suppress the stock price. Evidence has been obtained from the video and a lawyer's letter has been sent to the platform. We reserve the right to sue..
In a public statement, Faraday Future also revealed that the FF EAI robot was first delivered at the end of February this year. As of the end of June, a total of 242 units have been delivered, exceeding the original target of 220 units. Based on current business progress that continues to exceed expectations, the company has once again raised its annual shipment target from 1,500 units to 2,000 units.
In response to FF,The blogger "6GHz" countered that FF executive Wang Jiawei was suspected of spreading rumors, and claimed that he had fixed evidence to prove that the comments had not been deleted; at the same time, he posted some messages left to him by Faraday Future executives backstage, saying, "He was not invited to visit the Hanford factory, and he was full of lies.". "
