Faraday Future Robots
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, CA, USA
- Founded
- 2014
- Ownership
- Publicly traded
- Stock listing
- NASDAQ: FFAI
- Website
- Website
Overview
Faraday Future is an American technology company that has expanded from electric vehicles into robotics, developing humanoid and quadruped robots for commercial, industrial, and home applications. The company's robotics line includes the FF Futurist and FF Master humanoid robots, as well as the FF Aegis quadruped platform.
Key facts
- Robots tracked
- 4
All Faraday Future robots
FX Aegis Advanced Quadruped
Faraday Future's embodied-AI quadruped robot, offered in several configurations from personal companion to enterprise deployment, sold through its official robotics shop.
$8,990 – $9,990
FX Aegis Basic Quadruped
Faraday Future's FX Aegis is an embodied-AI quadruped robot for security, companionship, and enterprise tasks, offered in multiple configurations.
$2,490
Ff Futurist
Faraday Future's full-size professional EAI humanoid robot for hospitality, commercial, industrial, and home roles, with multilingual interaction and a customizable face.
$89,900
Ff Master
Faraday Future's compact athletic humanoid companion robot for home, education, and entertainment.
$19,990
How much do Faraday Future robots cost?
Published prices for Faraday Future robots currently span $2,490 to $89,900.
| Model | Price | Availability | Release year |
|---|---|---|---|
| FX Aegis Advanced Quadruped | $8,990 to $9,990 | Paid Deployment | 2026 |
| FX Aegis Basic Quadruped | $2,490 | Paid Deployment | 2026 |
| Ff Futurist | $89,900 | Paid Deployment | 2026 |
| Ff Master | $19,990 | Paid Deployment | 2026 |
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