Core Viewpoint - The launch of the FX Super One by Jia Yueting has sparked significant attention and controversy, particularly regarding its design similarities to the Great Wall Motors' Wei brand vehicle, the Gao Shan. The situation has evolved from accusations of plagiarism to a clarification of a partnership involving intermediaries in the development process [3][4][6]. Group 1 - The FX Super One features a unique design element with a television mounted on the front, which has redefined automotive aesthetics according to Jia Yueting [4]. - Initial public reactions included accusations of copying the Wei brand Gao Shan, with the FX Super One's website even displaying the name "Gao Shan" at one point, raising further questions about originality [4]. - FF's global president, Wang Jiawei, stated that the FX Super One was developed in collaboration with Chinese industry partners, denying any claims of plagiarism [3][6]. Group 2 - Great Wall Motors' chairman, Wei Jianjun, clarified that while the company did not directly participate in the FX Super One's development, the vehicle was assembled using components from the Gao Shan, facilitated by intermediaries [6][8]. - The FX Super One has reportedly secured 10,000 paid orders in the U.S. and is currently in the trial production phase, with plans for a major product launch in the Middle East by the end of October [8].