Faraday Future Launches Three Robot Series at NADA Show in Las Vegas
Faraday Future has launched three series of robotic products—FF Futurist, FF Master, and FX Aegis—at the NADA Show in Las Vegas, announced in a press release. Sales and preorders began on the same day, with initial deliveries expected by the end of February.
The company also shared pricing details: the FF Futurist series starts at $34,990 plus a $5,000 Ecosystem Skill Package, the FF Master series starts at $19,990 plus a $3,000 package, and the FX Aegis series starts at $2,499 plus a $1,000 package. A separate Mobile Manipulator Robot Series is planned for release later in February.
Faraday Future stated that its EAI Robotics division has received over 1,200 non-binding B2B deposits and entered the production preparation phase. The company is simultaneously conducting scenario-specific customization, testing, and data training to support delivery readiness.
During the event, Faraday Future presented its FF Par Model to dealers and hosted a recruitment session for preliminary sales partners. The company also signed a non-binding letter of intent with AIxC to explore collaboration opportunities in Web3.
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