Overview
- The company introduced three lines at the NADA show in Las Vegas—FF Futurist and FF Master humanoids and the FX Aegis quadruped—with preorders and sales opening immediately.
- Starting prices are $34,990 for Futurist, $19,990 for Master, and $2,499 for Aegis, with optional ecosystem skills packages priced at $5,000, $3,000, and $1,000 respectively.
- The Futurist uses Nvidia Orin with on‑device compute up to roughly 200 TOPS and a multi‑sensor perception suite; Master is quoted up to 157 TOPS; Aegis tackles 40‑degree slopes and 13‑inch obstacles.
- Faraday says first units are planned to ship by the end of February and claims more than 1,200 non‑binding deposits for the lineup.
- Coverage highlights a three‑hour operating time with swappable batteries on the flagship robot and raises skepticism about usefulness, battery life, and ecosystem maturity at the announced price points.