Faraday Future held an Embodied AI robot launch on September 20, unveiling nine new robot body configurations plus four industry productivity solutions. The SKUs span humanoid and quadruped form factors across the Futurist, Master, and Aegis lines, with list prices starting at $9,990. Founder Jia Yueting framed the push as a multi-body robot ecosystem driven by a generalizable EAI brain, agents, skills, and real-scene data—without stock or financing hooks. The All-New Futurist is a full-size professional humanoid with 51 active degrees of freedom, expandable to 71 with an upgraded dexterous hand, dual batteries totaling 1,152 Wh, about eight hours of standard operation, and autonomous charging. The Ultra variant pairs NVIDIA Jetson Thor for about 700 TOPS and is aimed at research, embodied development, enterprise service, and industrial use, listed at $89,900 for the standard configuration and $129,900 for Ultra. Master Mini targets education and sports competition: about 95 cm tall and 19.5 kg, with 48, 117, and 200 TOPS tiers priced at $9,990, $12,990, and $17,990. On the wheeled-leg Aegis side, Classic Ultra-W is a light security companion at about 22 kg for $12,990; Mega is a mid-size industrial unit with up to 50 kg payload,