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Core Viewpoint - The collaboration between Jia Yueting's Faraday Future (FF) and Great Wall Motors (GWM) is speculated to be a strategic move to bridge the automotive industries of China and the U.S., potentially allowing Chinese car manufacturers to enter the U.S. market more effectively [1][15][26] Group 1: Collaboration Speculation - There are rumors that GWM has authorized FF to produce the FX Super One, which resembles GWM's Haval 9, leading to accusations of plagiarism against Jia Yueting [2][4] - The FX Super One could represent the first implementation of Jia's "bridge strategy" if it is indeed based on GWM's Haval model [4][15] - GWM has shown interest in expanding into overseas markets, which aligns with the potential collaboration with FF [4][9] Group 2: GWM's Market Challenges - GWM is facing growth bottlenecks in the domestic market, with sales fluctuating between 1 million and 1.3 million units from 2016 to 2023, and a decline in net profit by 10.22% in the first half of the year [6][8] - The company sold 569,800 vehicles in the first half of the year, a modest growth of 1.8%, with significant declines in brands like Ora and Tank [8][9] - GWM's overseas sales have been a key driver for revenue growth, with nearly 200,000 units sold internationally [9][11] Group 3: U.S. Market Entry Challenges - The U.S. automotive market is significant, with a projected total sales volume of 16.03 million vehicles in 2024, but Chinese brands have minimal presence [21][25] - High tariffs and regulatory barriers pose significant challenges for Chinese automakers attempting to enter the U.S. market [15][24] - Cultural barriers and consumer trust issues also complicate the acceptance of Chinese vehicles in the U.S. market [25][26] Group 4: Strategic Advantages and Risks - The collaboration with FF could allow GWM to leverage FF's established U.S. presence and production capabilities, potentially reducing costs and time to market [15][16] - However, FF's history of delivery delays raises concerns about reliability and could impact the reputation of any partnering brands [20][21] - The partnership may provide a "light asset" approach for GWM to explore the U.S. market without the heavy investment typically required for new manufacturing facilities [14][16]