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Faraday Future begins selling humanoid robot for $89,900 alongside cheaper quadruped model
The company unveiled pricing and models for its robotics products after reporting sales of more than 15 cars. It expects to ship over 100 units in June 2026.
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Faraday Future is selling a humanoid robot called Futurist for just shy of $90,000. The 5-foot-8-inch machine includes NVIDIA Sonic full-body motion control. The company also offers a quadruped model named Navi starting at just under $2,000 and an industrial robotic arm.
Faraday Future stated it expects shipments of more than 100 robotics units in June 2026. Total shipments for the first six months of 2026 are projected to surpass 220 units. The company sold over 15 cars before expanding its lineup to include humanoids, quadrupeds and a robotic arm.
Navi is positioned for children learning embodied AI. Faraday Future showed its first production-ready electric car at CES 2017. Founder YT Jia returned as sole global CEO in May 2025. The firm completed the first pre-production model of its FX Super One MPV van in December 2025.
Engadget reported the details from the company's latest statements on its robotics products.
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