Faraday Future Founder and Global CEO YT Jia Weekly Investor Update: Shares Details from FF’s 919 FF EAI Robotics “Four-Core Full-Stack AI” Ecosystem New Product Series Launch; Four Industry Productivity Solutions, Nine New EAI Devices Unveiled
Faraday Future expands its EAI Robotics portfolio with nine priced, shipment-ready devices and reports 552 units shipped at a 30% Q2 margin.
- Launching nine new EAI Devices across five models, three product series, and two major robot forms, all on sale now, and available for immediate delivery. With this lineup, FF becomes the
U.S . robotics company with the widest range of EAI Device forms, the broadest size coverage, and the largest number of product models. - FF has established a “Light on Four, Heavy on Four” operating model, remaining light on capital, assets, marketing and sales while focusing on product strength, AI, real-world utility and users to improve the efficiency of strategy execution.
- FF Master Mini starts at
$9,990 North America's first compact EAI humanoid robot priced below$10,000 $74,990 - As of the end of August, cumulative shipments and sales of FF EAI robots reached 552 units. In the Q2 financial results we released, the average contribution margin on our robotics products was approximately
30% .
Faraday Future Founder and Global CEO YT Jia Weekly Investor Update: Shares Details from FF’s 919 FF EAI Robotics “Four-Core Full-Stack AI” Ecosystem New Product Series Launch; Four Industry Productivity Solutions, Nine New EAI Devices Unveiled
“Hello from weekly report issue No. 73, our special edition for the 919 FF EAI Robotics “Four-Core Full-Stack AI” Ecosystem New Product Series Launch. Hello to all our users, customers, investors, and Futurists around the world! Welcome to our annual 919 event! Take a look. This is what we are building: the world’s one-of-a-kind “One-Brain Multi-Form Multi-Capability” FF EAI Robot World 2.0. Pretty incredible, right? How has FF, in less than a year, built a “Four-Core Full-Stack AI” EAI Robotics Ecosystem that is already gaining a competitive edge? And how have we completed Robot World 2.0 with 24 EAI Devices within the EAI Devices Core? I think there are five key reasons.
The first is our forward-looking strategy and our business model. Back in February, we introduced what we believe will be a major direction for the robotics industry: “One Brain, Multiple Forms; Multiple Forms, Multiple Capabilities.” Some of our industry peers, including Figure, are following a “One Form Does It All” approach. We respect their work, but we believe this approach has clear limits and will not be the best long-term path for robotics. Dr. Fei-Fei Li recently shared a similar view that different robot forms will coexist.
We have also developed a business model that we call “Light on Four, Heavy on Four.” We stay light on capital, assets, marketing, and sales. At the same time, we put our greatest focus on product power, AI, real-world utility, and our users. This helps us move from strategy to execution much faster. And the results are starting to show. As of the end of August, cumulative shipments and sales of FF EAI robots reached 552 units. In the Q2 financial results we released, the average contribution margin on our robotics products was approximately
The second reason is how we develop our products and technology: through in-house development plus open collaboration. We are bringing 12 years of AI technology and industry capabilities from FF’s automotive business into EAI Robotics. This foundation has helped us build our Four-Core Full-Stack AI Ecosystem and create a self-evolving flywheel across its four cores. Within the EAI Devices Core, the full FF EAI Robot World 2.0 lineup is now complete. Our “Built in USA” program is also moving forward according to its three-phase timeline. It will cover future generations of the nine EAI Devices being unveiled today.
The third reason is our work in supply chain, manufacturing, and compliance. Through the “Built in USA” Acceleration Program, we are bringing the capabilities and resources developed over many years in the EAI EV industry into EAI Robotics. This helps us turn our existing strengths into competitive advantages much faster.
The fourth reason is our user ecosystem. We give customers three ways to access our products: the EAI Device, the EAI Device + Skills, and the EAI Device + Industry Solutions. Together with our “6+1” Direct Sales and Robot-Sharing Rental Network, these offerings allow us to serve both B2B and B2C markets and continue supporting customers after delivery. A one-time product sale can grow into a long-term customer relationship and a continuing source of ecosystem revenue.
And the fifth reason is the industry alliance we are building. Through our Global EAI Industry Bridge and the EAI Robotics “Made in USA” Alliance, we are bringing more suppliers, customers, and capital partners into our ecosystem.
Today’s event will focus on new products from two of our four cores: the EAI Devices Core and the Industry Productivity Solutions Core. Let me give you a quick preview. There are five things to watch today.
First, EAI Devices. We are launching nine new EAI Devices across five models, three product series, and two major robot forms. They will go on sale today and be available for immediate delivery. With this lineup, FF becomes the
Second, Industry Productivity Solutions. We will launch four EAI Robotics solutions for four key application areas: K–12 education, research, security, and inspection. These solutions give industries a repeatable path for putting robots into practical, real-world use.
Third, sales and delivery. Customers will have three product options: the EAI Device, the EAI Device + Skills, and the EAI Device + Industry Solutions. We are supporting these products through our “6+1” FF EAI Robotics Direct Sales and Robot-Sharing Rental Network, giving customers more ways to buy, deploy, and access our robots.
Fourth, RoboShare. RoboShare has officially signed an MOU with Hifivebot, a
And fifth, our next global events. On September 23, FF will hold an EAI Robotics launch event in the
Now, let’s move to the EAI Devices Core. The nine new EAI Devices we are introducing today range in MSRP from
Let me quickly walk you through the lineup. The All-New Futurist, our All-in-One Professional Expert, comes in two versions. The Standard version is priced at
The FF Master Mini—the all-rounder built to go from classroom to competition—comes in three configurations, with prices starting at
The FX Aegis Classic Ultra-W is our professional lightweight EAI wheel-legged quadruped designed for security and companionship. It is priced at
Sales and delivery are now underway for all these new products. You can place your order through our official website, Amazon, RobotShop, and other sales channels. For more detailed product information, including compliance information, please visit our official website. Next, let’s turn to the Industry Productivity Solutions Core of FF EAI Robotics.
In July, we officially upgraded the FF EAI Robotics strategy to a Four-Core Full-Stack AI Ecosystem Strategy. By working together, these four cores give FF EAI a complete system-level advantage. This is what sets us apart from companies focused on only one EAI Device, one platform, or one single application. The most important advantage of our Solutions Core is its ability to turn a one-time robotics project into a standardized productivity asset that can be deployed again and again.
Today, we are launching EAI Robotics solutions for four key application areas across two major ecosystems. Our Education Ecosystem Solutions 1.0 is now officially complete. Right here, we are launching our K–12 Education Solution and Research Solution. At the same time, within our Security and Inspection Ecosystem, we are launching our Security Solution and Inspection Solution. We welcome customers from every industry to contact us for pricing, discuss your specific needs, and explore opportunities to work together. Our goal is to offer solutions with the highest ROI in the industry, so customers can achieve the greatest possible return on their investment, backed by reliable long-term service.
As more application scenarios connect to our ecosystem, more real-world data will be generated. Our Skills and Agents will also continue to improve. Step by step, we will turn Physical AI from isolated capabilities into real industry productivity that can scale. “EAI, solving real-world problems and shaping a civilization of human-machine symbiotic productivity.” Thanks for tuning in, I will see you next week!”
ABOUT FARADAY FUTURE
Founded in 2014, Faraday Future (FF) is a U.S.-based Physical AI ecosystem company dedicated to reshaping the future of robotics and mobility solutions through AI innovation and technologies. FF focuses on two major product strategies within the Embodied AI (EAI) robotics business: EAI humanoid and bionic robots, and EAI automotive-focused robots. By building a "Four-Core Full-Stack AI" ecosystem of EAI Brain and Developer Platform, EAI Devices, Industry Productivity Solutions and EAI Data Factory, FF aims to create an evolutionary flywheel: scaled device delivery, data collection and training, continuous evolution of the EAI Brain, stronger product capability, and even larger-scale delivery and deployment. Through this flywheel, FF seeks to maximize its commercial value and lead to the advancement of Physical AI. For more information, please visit Faraday Future's official website: https://www.ff.com/
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