Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (FF) announced the launch of its EAI Robot World 2.0 at its 919 event on September 19, 2026. The filing details the release of nine new Embodied AI (EAI) device configurations across five models, along with four Industry Productivity Solutions. All products are now available for sale and delivery.
The new product lineup includes the FF All-New Futurist, FF Master Mini, FX Aegis Hyper, FX Aegis Mega, and FX Aegis Classic Ultra-W. The FF All-New Futurist is positioned as a flagship humanoid robot with 51 active degrees of freedom and a dual-battery system supporting approximately eight hours of operation. It is offered in Standard and Ultra versions priced at $89,900 and $129,900, respectively. The FF Master Mini is a compact humanoid robot for education and competition, starting at $9,990. The FX Aegis Hyper is a large industrial quadruped priced at $137,900, while the FX Aegis Mega is a mid-sized wheel-legged robot starting at $74,990. The FX Aegis Classic Ultra-W is a lightweight security robot priced at $12,990.
FF also introduced four Industry Productivity Solutions targeting K-12 Education, Research, Security, and Inspection. The K-12 Education and Research Solutions form the FF EAI Robotics Education & Research Ecosystem 1.0. The Security Solution utilizes Aegis Classic and Aegis Mega for patrols, while the Inspection Solution employs Aegis Mega, Aegis Hyper, and Faber for high-risk and precision tasks in energy and manufacturing sectors.
Regarding its business model, FF stated it has adopted a "Light on Four, Heavy on Four" strategy, focusing on product strength and AI while remaining light on capital and marketing. The company reported that the average contribution margin on its robotics products reached approximately 30% based on Q2 financial results. FF has established a "6+1" direct sales and robot-sharing rental network comprising B2B, FF Par, E-commerce, Marcom & Video Sales, Community, Mcube, and the RoboShare platform. The filing notes that RoboShare has signed a memorandum of understanding with Hifivebot, a U.S. robot rental platform.
