Faraday Future Outlines FX Super One and AI Robotics for 2026
Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc., a California-based global shared intelligent electric mobility ecosystem company, announced new business initiatives and updates as it set out its 2026 New Year Outlook at its first Stockholders' Day in Las Vegas, timed with the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Faraday Future shared detailed milestone targets for the FX Super One and set out a five-year business execution strategy. The plan targets 400,000 to 500,000 cumulative units, led mainly by the FX Super One, a planned future FX 4 model, and other planned models. Faraday Future also introduced an EAI (Embodied AI) robotics strategy under its upgraded Global EAI Industry Bridge, which it believes can create a dual-track growth model for the business.
Members of the FF and FX leadership teams delivered the updates, including YT Jia, founder and Global Co-CEO of FF; Matthias Aydt, Global Co-CEO of FF; Jerry Wang, Global President of FF; Koti Meka, CFO of FF; and Xiao (Max) Ma, Global CEO of the FX brand.
"First and foremost, I want to thank all of our stockholders, both in attendance and who joined the livestream online, for taking the time to hear these comprehensive updates on the Company's future from myself and other members of our leadership team," said Mr Aydt. "We've said it before, but I want to repeat it today; this event and all of our forward-facing communications to our stockholders reflect Faraday Future's commitment to transparency, stockholder engagement, and long-term value creation as the Company accelerates toward its mission of revolutionising the intelligent electric vehicle space."
You can watch the replay at: https://www.ff.com/us/2026-CES/
Faraday Future outlined a 2026 roadmap for the FX Super One, with deliveries scheduled throughout the year. Faraday Future expects the first delivery phase in Q2 of this year and plans to focus that phase on FX Par partners, with a cap of 50 units. Faraday Future expects the second delivery phase in Q3 of this year and plans to deliver to industry leaders and B2B partners, with a cap of 200 units. Faraday Future expects the third delivery phase in Q4 of this year or Q1 of next year and plans to start full-scale deliveries, which it says will mark the move to a broad market rollout in the United States.
From 2027, Faraday Future anticipates FX Super One sales targets for both BEV and HEREV (hybrid extended-range EV) models. The Company forecasts volumes of about 4,900 units in 2027, 18,000 units in 2028, 38,000 units in 2029, and 55,000 units in 2030.
Faraday Future says regulatory and compliance certifications for the FX Super One remain on track. The Company says it has nearly completed key component certifications, which it believes support full vehicle certification. Faraday plans to complete vehicle-level homologation under EPA, CARB, and FMVSS by the third quarter of this year.
Faraday plans to support these delivery milestones by completing the build-out of after-sales and charging services in Q2, including the underlying systems and operating framework. Faraday Future recently signed an agreement with Tesla that it says will give future FX vehicles direct access to Tesla’s Supercharger network.
Faraday Future reiterated a cumulative five-year production and sales target of 400,000 to 500,000 vehicles, driven mainly by the FX Super One, a planned FX 4 model, and other planned models. The Company identified the United States and the Middle East as key target markets and said FX Super One deliveries have already started in those regions. Faraday Future also said it continues to assess other high-value markets and additional models under the FX brand.
Under its baseline plan, Faraday plans to produce and sell about 250 units in 2026, then scale to about 5,000 units in 2027. The Company intends to ramp to more than about 22,000 units in 2028, about 130,000 units in 2029, and about 250,000 units in 2030, which it links to model introductions and planned production volumes.
Faraday Future aims to achieve positive earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation within three years and targets an estimated gross margin of 20%. The Company says it expects strong market demand to support these targets. Faraday Future also says it has achieved advanced operational and regulatory milestones, including supplier engagement and readiness, substantial completion of initial homologation activities, and significant progress toward assembly readiness at its Hanford manufacturing facility. The Company also cited engineering validation, initial crash testing, battery safety certification, software compliance, and other regulatory requirements. Faraday Future says it delivered these activities through a mix of in-house capabilities and independent third-party validation.
Over the next 12 months, Faraday plans to prioritise disciplined execution and on-time vehicle deliveries while keeping flexibility in its approach. The Company believes this focus will help it mitigate risk and progress steadily towards the objectives in its five-year business outlook. Faraday Future also believes scaled production volumes will validate its business model and enable operational efficiency gains, broader access to funding sources, and new strategic partnerships that support long-term growth.
Faraday Future also unveiled a new product category under its upgraded Global EAI Industry Bridge Strategy: Embodied AI Robotics. The Company says this expansion can strengthen the foundation of its EAI ecosystem and increase its long-term growth potential, thereby creating greater value for stockholders and retail investors.
Faraday Future says AI has entered large-scale deployment and commercialisation, and that EAI now stands out as a strategic direction with significant industrial impact and long-term value in this cycle. The Company believes its Global EAI Industry Bridge Strategy will deliver differentiated value for Faraday Future and the wider industry.
Faraday Future says it plans to open a new AI frontier, starting in the United States, to become a leading US robotics company and one of the first US companies to bring humanoid robot products to market. The Company says this dual-track growth model, powered by EAI vehicles and EAI robotics, could define a new growth curve for Faraday Future.
On February 4 in Las Vegas, Faraday Future will hold the FF AI Robotics US Final Launch at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Show. The Company plans to unveil its first embodied AI robotics products, open public product experiences, and begin sales simultaneously.
During the NADA Show, Faraday Future will also host the first FX Partner (FX Par) Summit. The Company says partners can join the FX vehicle sales and co-creation network and also become early FX Par partners of FF AI Robotics. Faraday Future invited dealers from the automotive and technology industries to register for the event and join the Company’s FF Par network, as it works with partners to expand EAI EV and AI Robotics.
"The year 2026 is the Year of the Horse, and I hope that it will also be the year for FF to gallop full speed ahead and ride to victory," said YT Jia. "We will work extremely diligently and fight tooth and nail for the successful production, delivery, and ramp-up of FX Super One as we mark a new era of EAI vehicles and EAI robotics."