Gasgoo Munich-Faraday Future (FF) plans to allocate roughly 25% of its robotics subsidiary, FF EAI Robotics Inc., to a long-term incentive plan for core management and key employees, Gasgoo has learned. The company clarified that this equity in FF EAI Robotics is not convertible into shares of its parent entity, FFAI.
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Jia Yueting, founder and global CEO of FF, said the move is designed to establish a long-term mechanism for talent incentives and profit sharing. By aligning the core team's long-term interests with the development of the robotics business and corporate value growth, the initiative aims to advance the company's robotics strategy.
In terms of product lineup, FF's robotics business currently spans three major forms—humanoid, quadruped, and wheeled-arm—across five series: Futurist, Master, Aegis, Navi, and Faber. This encompasses 11 models and 24 products. At a Sept. 19 launch event, FF introduced nine new EAI robot configurations, including the FF All-New Futurist, FF Master Mini, FX Aegis Hyper, FX Aegis Mega, and FX Aegis Classic Ultra-W, alongside four productivity solutions tailored for K-12 education, research, security, and patrol inspection.
FF stated that its "four-core full-intelligence" ecosystem has begun to take shape. Viewing the global robotics industry as being at a critical turning point—shifting from technical validation to mass commercialization—the company said the long-term incentive plan aims to help FF EAI Robotics attract, retain, and motivate the talent needed to execute its strategy and drive the commercialization of embodied intelligent robots.
