Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ:FFAI) has launched a new robotics business, introducing three robot product lines at the NADA Show in Las Vegas and confirming that initial deliveries are scheduled to begin before the end of February, according to the company.
The California-based electric vehicle maker also hosted a dealer summit on February 5, where it presented both its FX Super One vehicle and its newly unveiled robotics offerings. The event attracted dozens of automotive dealers from across the United States, with several expressing interest in Faraday Future’s FF Par sales model and indicating plans to pursue broader strategic cooperation agreements.
Co-CEO YT Jia described the move into robotics as an enhancement of the group’s overall strategy rather than a pivot away from its automotive roots. He said the robotics division is intended to support and complement the vehicle business, with early applications focused on dealership reception services and home security use cases.
Faraday Future said it plans to roll out Phase 1 of the FX Super One in the second quarter. The company also disclosed that it has reached a significant milestone related to the Super One programme, which it expects to detail after market close next Tuesday.
The company’s shares closed below the $1.00 mark for a second consecutive trading session, amid elevated trading volumes and increased short-selling activity. Jia said Faraday Future opposes a reverse stock split unless it becomes necessary to maintain Nasdaq compliance, reaffirming management’s commitment to keeping the stock listed.
Under Nasdaq listing rules, companies whose shares trade below $1.00 for more than 30 consecutive trading days are typically granted at least 180 days to regain compliance.
Faraday Future began deliveries of its flagship FF 91 model in 2023. The FX Super One is positioned as a mass-market offering, with customer deliveries currently expected to begin in 2026.