Gasgoo Munich-On June 29. Faraday Future founder Jia Yueting stated that shipments of its EAI robotics business are scaling up rapidly, with sales, shipments, and deliveries totaling 105 units in June. However, the company's current market valuation does not reflect the growth potential arising from recent operational improvements.
As of now, FFAI shares trade at $0.24, corresponding to a total market capitalization of approximately $72 million. The current pricing suggests the market has yet to recognize sustainable revenue, failing to factor in multiple operational tailwinds that have already materialized.
Image source: Jia Yueting
Looking at the sales data, cumulative deliveries from March through June reached 242 units, exceeding internal targets for that phase. Buoyed by current market demand, the company has raised its full-year production and sales target for the second time, adjusting the annual shipment goal for EAI robots to 2,000 units. The pace of market rollout continues to exceed previous planning.
On the trade show front, FF's "Full-form FF EAI Robot World" made a comprehensive debut at the Automate exhibition. Thanks to a complete product matrix and strong technical demonstration, it became the most watched exhibit at the venue, regarded as the top highlight of the show. The product's performance also drew concentrated coverage from several mainstream U.S. media outlets, with industry observers likening FF to the "Apple of the robotics world," highlighting its distinctiveness in design philosophy and integrated product development.
Overseas market expansion continues to progress, with FF confirming its participation in ISTE Live 2026, the largest educational technology exhibition in North America. Seizing the opportunity of this professional event, the company plans to further demonstrate the EAI robot's application capabilities in teaching scenarios, advance campus cooperation projects, steadily expand the ecosystem of the EAI robot education sector, and open up growth space in the B2B education market.
The technology R&D sector has also welcomed substantive results, as a patent related to FF's AIHER extended-range hybrid transmission system was officially granted. The approval of this core patent helps enrich the company's powertrain technology reserves, providing underlying technical support for subsequent robot product iterations and performance optimization of different form factors, thereby solidifying its competitive edge through differentiation.
