Faraday Future announces the delivery of the first batch of 200 EAI Robotics units

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Faraday Future (NASDAQ: FFAI) announced a milestone in EAI electric vehicle activities through a weekly update on March 9, 2026, successfully delivering the EAI robot series products. FF completed pilot pre-deliveries of Master and Aegis for educational and performance purposes to the NS Alliance in Texas and reported vehicle deliveries in the Middle East. Officials in Washington, D.C., expressed encouragement regarding FF’s roadmap and bridge strategy.

This release highlighted ongoing product deployments, expansion into K-12 and performance markets, and the company’s efforts to extend its dual EAI engine. On March 2, Faraday Future hosted the FF President’s Cup golf tournament in Los Angeles, featuring live demonstrations of EAI robots (Master humanoid robot and Aegis bionic robot).

According to the company, the first month’s target for the Q1 2026 EAI delivery quarter is 20 robots, with plans to deliver 200 robots in the initial delivery quarter. Faster incremental deliveries are planned based on demand in the second half of the year. Additionally, the company announced pricing for three product series and completed its first delivery to a high-end operator in the U.S. on February 27.

Faraday Future completed the deployment of its first batch of EAI robots to Golden Hills Investment on February 27, 2026, launching the U.S. pilot project “EAI Robots and Vehicles + Airbnb Operators,” with a goal of delivering 20 units in March and 200 units in the first delivery quarter of 2026. The company views this release as the beginning of the EAI ecosystem, aiming to drive data-driven iteration and development of commercial use cases.

Delivery of EAI robot products commenced on February 27, 2026, with the first units sent to Golden Hills Investment, a high-end short-term vacation rental operator in Florida. This marks the company’s first commercial deployment of EAI robots in the U.S. for vacation rental and hotel service scenarios, aimed at supporting market exposure and operational performance.

Faraday Future founder and co-CEO YT Jia announced a strategic adjustment for the EAI robot and vehicle business division on February 23, 2026. The initial deployment of EAI robots will begin next week, with all necessary certifications completed. The company has signed memoranda of understanding with multiple U.S. dealerships and is currently advancing external financing and EAI platform acceleration plans.

In an investor update on February 17, 2026, the company announced plans to improve EAI robots and proposed significant reforms to AIxC. To address adverse market factors, evidence collection has begun, and legal actions against illegal market manipulation are being considered.

Shareholders of Faraday Future completed approval procedures for the issuance of Class A, Class B, and preferred shares at a special meeting on February 13, 2026. This will provide additional share reserves for the “Shelter Fund” plan and support the commercialization of EAI robots. Initial experience data and booking plans are set to begin this month.

At the FF Partner Summit on February 5, 2026, the company launched a co-creation user ecosystem combining centralized digital commerce with regional partner operation experience centers. Over 75 guests attended, showing initial dealer interest, and pilot plans related to the FX Super One and EAI robot launches were announced.

Faraday Future signed seven agreements with Hebei Huangzhou Auto Sales to accelerate large-scale production and initial delivery of FX Super One, with potential regional expansion plans. The company also signed a non-binding letter of intent with AIxCrypto (NASDAQ: AIXC) to evaluate Web3 collaborations, emphasizing a focus on long-term strategy despite recent stock price fluctuations.

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