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Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ: FFAI) has completed its first robotics sale and delivery in the Middle East, marking an early milestone in the electric vehicle and AI technology company’s regional expansion.
The company said Sunday that it delivered six robots—two humanoid models and four quadruped robots—following the official launch of its Middle East business on August 28. Faraday Future views the region as strategically important for sales, business development and access to capital.
Founder and Global CEO YT Jia highlighted the Middle East’s strong purchasing power and concentration of high-net-worth customers, saying these factors could help drive product demand and accelerate the international expansion of Faraday Future’s “Four-Core Full-Stack AI” ecosystem.
The company is also preparing for several product launches in September. On September 19, Faraday Future plans to introduce the Master Mini and unveil Industry Productivity Solutions 1.0 for its EAI Robotics Education Ecosystem.
Later in September, the company will hold Part 2 of its Business Partner conference. Part 1 took place at Faraday Future’s Los Angeles headquarters on August 26 under the theme “Built in USA, Benefit the World.”
During that event, Faraday Future presented a three-phase roadmap for its Acceleration Program and announced two upcoming robotics products: the full-size Next Futurist humanoid and the Next Aegis quadruped robot. The company said the launch event and subsequent private product demonstrations generated nearly 50 new orders within two days.
Faraday Future also introduced RoboShare & Co., a distributor initiative designed to create what it describes as North America’s largest and most diverse robot-sharing platform. More than 80 robots are already operating through the program, according to the company.
RoboShare aims to reduce deployment costs and other barriers to robotics adoption while expanding real-world applications. Faraday Future estimates that distributors attending its conference collectively reach more than half of North America’s existing robotics market and sales channels.
Among its new partners is MOSO Robotics, which plans to combine its sales and service network across all 50 U.S. states with Faraday Future’s robotics technology and capabilities.
