Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ:FFAI) said it will launch its first wave of robotics deliveries next week, according to an update from founder and co-CEO YT Jia.
The company stated that certification and regulatory compliance processes have been completed for its Futurist and Master robotic platforms, while approval for the Aegis system is expected soon. The robotics segment forms part of Faraday Future’s broader EAI strategy, which integrates electric vehicles with artificial intelligence–driven robotics technologies.
After participating in the NADA Show, Faraday Future signed several memorandums of understanding covering sales and collaboration with dealership partners across multiple U.S. states. The agreements include both the company’s Super One vehicle and its EAI robotics products.
Management outlined key priorities for the robotics unit, including scaling sales while maintaining positive gross margins to support cash generation, accelerating development of the EAI Brain technology platform, and pursuing partnerships with university-based AI and robotics research labs.
The company also disclosed strategic changes involving AIxC, an entity under its control. Faraday Future recommended that AIxC exit two of its three existing business segments and concentrate solely on RWA and EAI ecosystem development.
Faraday Future began delivering its flagship FF 91 electric vehicle in 2023. Its second brand, FX, is aimed at the mass market with the Super One model, described as an EAI-focused multi-purpose vehicle, with deliveries currently planned to start in 2026.
The update was released as part of the company’s weekly investor communication based on its latest press statement.