Faraday Future says its robotics business moved faster than expected in June, and now the company is raising its full-year shipment target again.
In a new weekly investor update, founder and global CEO YT Jia said Faraday Future’s EAI robot sales, shipments and deliveries reached 105 units in June. From March through June, the company says cumulative volume reached 242 units, passing its original 220-unit target ahead of schedule. Faraday Future is now raising its full-year robot shipment target to 2,000 units, up from the previous 1,500-unit goal.
That is the second target increase this year. Faraday Future previously raised its 2026 robot shipment goal from 1,000 units to 1,500 units in April. Now, after June’s numbers, the company is trying to frame its robot business as more than a side project attached to an EV company.
The update also gave Faraday Future a chance to recap its debut at Automate in Chicago, North America’s largest robotics and automation trade show. The company said its first Automate appearance drew heavy attention from robotics companies, developers, potential customers, ecosystem partners and media outlets. Jia said the booth became one of the “must-visit” spots at the show.
Faraday Future used Automate to show the complete lineup for its Six-Series Full-Form FF EAI Robot World, launch a new mobile manipulator, complete the second-half launch of the All-New Futurist and preview its EAI Robotics Industrial Ecosystem. That matters because the company is trying to move beyond one robot product and sell a broader “one brain, multiple forms” strategy.
The robot world pitch is built around six major robot series and a full-stack EAI system. Faraday Future says its five strengths are robot device capability, EAI Brain, Data Factory, Industry Bridge and an ecosystem flywheel. The company says the goal is to build a full-stack embodied AI solution based on vision-language-action models and world models, centered on the EAI Brain and supported by a developer platform and data factory.
For now, education remains the first major entry point. Faraday Future says it will attend ISTE Live 2026 in Orlando from June 29 to July 1 to build relationships with K-12 schools, education institutions, FF Par partners, developers and ecosystem partners. The company says it wants to push EAI robotics education products into schools while also using family education as its first-stage path into consumer robotics.
That strategy gives the company two markets to chase at once. Schools get robots and curriculum. Families get lower-cost physical AI devices for children. Developers get tools to build on top of the platform. Faraday Future gets more devices in the field, more usage data and a chance to train its EAI Brain around real users.
The update also touched on financing and EV technology. Faraday Future said it filed a new S-3 registration statement with the SEC to maintain financing flexibility as it pursues its Three-in-One strategy. Jia also said the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted the company a patent for its AIHER range-extending hybrid transmission system, which Faraday Future says could support future vehicle products.
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