Pop icon Mariah Carey is reportedly poised to become the latest high-profile owner of a Faraday Future electric vehicle, according to sources close to the company. The news, announced on June 16, 2025, adds another celebrity endorsement to Faraday Future’s growing list, as the luxury EV maker continues its push to establish a foothold in the premium electric vehicle market.

     Faraday Future, known for its flagship FF 91 2.0 Futurist Alliance, has been gaining traction with its blend of cutting-edge technology and high-performance electric powertrains. Carey, a Grammy-winning artist with a flair for extravagance, is said to be drawn to the FF 91’s luxurious design, advanced AI-driven features, and impressive performance specs. The FF 91 boasts a tri-motor setup delivering up to 1,050 horsepower, a 0-60 mph sprint in under 2.3 seconds, and an EPA-estimated range of 381 miles, making it a standout in the luxury EV segment.

     Sources indicate Carey’s interest aligns with Faraday Future’s strategy to target celebrity influencers to boost brand visibility. The company has faced challenges, including production delays and financial hurdles, but recent progress—such as the delivery of 13 FF 91 vehicles in 2024 and plans for a more affordable “Faraday B” model in 2025—signals a potential turnaround. Carey’s involvement could further elevate the brand’s appeal, especially as it aims to compete with rivals like Tesla, Lucid, and Rivian.

    The FF 91’s interior, featuring a 27-inch rear passenger display, zero-gravity seats, and an AI-powered “Intelligent Cabin,” is likely a draw for Carey, whose penchant for luxury is well-documented. The vehicle’s $309,000 price tag for the Futurist Alliance trim reflects its premium positioning, though Faraday Future has hinted at a sub-$100,000 model to broaden its market reach.

      While the deal is not yet finalized, insiders suggest Carey’s team is in advanced talks with Faraday Future for a customized FF 91, potentially featuring bespoke design elements. This move follows other celebrity endorsements, such as actor Chris Pine, who was spotted with an FF 91 last year. Faraday Future’s CEO, Matthias Aydt, emphasized the brand’s focus on “co-creation” with owners, allowing for personalized touches that could appeal to Carey’s unique style.

    As Faraday Future ramps up production at its Hanford, California facility and expands its global presence through partnerships in the Middle East and China, Carey’s potential ownership could provide a significant PR boost. However, the company must still navigate supply chain challenges and prove its long-term viability in a competitive EV landscape.

     For now, fans and industry watchers alike are eager to see if Carey will officially join the Faraday Future family, adding her signature sparkle to the brand’s futuristic vision. Stay tuned for updates as this high-profile partnership develops.