Faraday Future announced the products at the National Automobile Dealers Association show in Las Vegas. The company said it is targeting simultaneous North American deliveries of both humanoid and quadruped robots.

The company said pricing for the new robots will start at $34,990 for the FF Futurist, $19,990 for the FF Master and $2,499 for the FX Aegis. Each robot also carries an additional “ecosystem skills package” price: $5,000 for the Futurist, $3,000 for the Master and $1,000 for the Aegis, the company said.

Faraday Future said it is introducing what it called an “ecosystem-based pricing framework” as part of a strategy it described as the “Demand-Driven Robotics Era.”

The company said more than 1,200 units are now covered by paid, non-binding and non-refundable business-to-business deposits. It said the robotics products have entered a production preparation phase, while customization, testing and data training are underway in parallel to accelerate deliveries.

Faraday Future said it also plans to launch a mobile manipulator robot series later in February.

Founder and Global Co-CEO YT Jia said the company believes embodied AI robots working alongside people could reshape productivity models.

The company said it is also presenting a dealer-focused model, called FF Par, that it described as an updated partner platform for selling both vehicles and robotics products. It said it provided details to dealers in Las Vegas and held a partner recruitment event for preliminary sales partners.

Faraday Future said FF EAI-Robotics has signed a non-binding letter of intent with AIxC to evaluate collaboration opportunities in Web 3.

Faraday Future, founded in 2014, began deliveries of its flagship FF 91 electric vehicle in 2023. The company said its second brand, FX, is targeting the high-volume mainstream vehicle market, with deliveries planned to begin in 2026.