Dubai, UAE: Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ: FFAI ) announced a comprehensive roadmap for its FX Super One vehicle, encompassing commercial production, sales, delivery, and after-sales services, along with its official entry into the embodied AI-powered robotics sector, as part of its five-year business strategy implementation plan.

The company explained, during its first-ever shareholders' day held in Las Vegas in conjunction with the Consumer Electronics Show ( CES ), that deliveries of FX Super One in the United States will be carried out in three phases starting in the second quarter of this year for FX Par partners, followed by a second phase in the third quarter that includes industry leaders and business partners ( B2B ), before moving to the large-scale delivery phase for the consumer market in the fourth quarter of this year or the first quarter of next year, with the aim of achieving positive and sustainable contribution margins.

The final launch of the FX Super One in the US market is scheduled for the second quarter of this year, coinciding with the completion of the after-sales service system and charging infrastructure, with access to Tesla's Supercharger network in North America, Japan and South Korea.

Faraday Future also announced the expansion of its Global EAI Industry Bridge strategy to include AI-enabled robots, in a move aimed at building a dual growth model that combines smart vehicles and smart robots, and cementing the company’s position as a leading American company in this field.

The company aims to achieve cumulative production and sales of between 400,000 and 500,000 vehicles within five years, driven by the FX Super One , the planned FX 4 model, and other models under development. Target markets include the United States and the Middle East, where deliveries of the FX Super One have already begun.

According to the basic business plan, the company aims to produce and sell approximately 250 vehicles in 2026, rising to approximately 5,000 vehicles in 2027, more than 22,000 vehicles in 2028, approximately 130,000 vehicles in 2029, reaching approximately 250,000 vehicles in 2030, with the goal of achieving positive operating cash flows within three years and gross profit margins estimated at approximately 20%.

In the robotics sector, Faraday Future intends to launch its first AI-powered robots in the United States during the National Automobile Dealers Association ( NADA ) show in Las Vegas on February 4, coinciding with the FX Partners Summit, where it plans to unveil its first products, begin sales, and make public trials available.

Founder and co-CEO YT Jia said that 2026 represents a pivotal year for the company, emphasizing Faraday Future's commitment to accelerating the production, delivery, and expansion of the FX Super One , heralding a new era in the journey of AI-powered vehicles and robots.

About Faraday Future

Faraday Future is a global company headquartered in California, specializing in the development of smart electric mobility systems. Founded in 2014, its mission is to redefine the automotive industry through a user-centric driving experience powered by advanced technology and artificial intelligence.

The company's flagship model, the FF 91, embodies its vision of combining luxury, innovation, and superior performance. FX's strategy focuses on offering technologically advanced production models with premium specifications, targeting a wider range of users at competitive prices.

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