The company reported 575 units for the third quarter and 817 cumulative sales and shipments from the end of February through September. Faraday Future did not provide the revenue, gross profit, customer concentration or product mix associated with those figures.
The portfolio includes humanoid, quadruped and other robotic devices sourced through Faraday Future’s robotics ecosystem. The company says its education and research business has entered an early stage of scaled growth, while its security and inspection operation has begun proof-of-concept deployments. Industrial and logistics offerings remain at the channel-expansion and development stage.
Faraday Future also said it is working with North American security and inspection companies on a combined humanoid-and-quadruped system, although it did not identify the partners or disclose binding orders. Six additional Middle Eastern partners were signed on September 23, according to the update.
FFAI and FF EAI Robotics Ecosystem Inc., or FFR, plan to present new EAI Brain software, robot skills and education products on October 14. FFR is currently a separately listed company proposing to acquire Faraday Future’s robotics business; that transaction has not closed.
