Faraday Future founder Jia Youting announced on August 17 that the company’s robot business has entered volume revenue growth phase, with plans to explore independent financing and listing routes to reduce historical car industry burdens and boost investor returns. The Q3 “Four Cores Full Intelligence” plan targets 2,000 robot units shipped by year end, deeper integration of its AI systems with NVIDIA tech, and full real-machine control for related systems. Industry productivity tools aim to produce 100 skills and grow the developer community to 200 entities, while the EAI data factory seeks to reach 20,000 hours of monthly data collection by December. In recent financial reports, FF’s overall first-half operating revenue was $1.348 million, down 99.93% year on year, with a large loss and extremely negative gross margin, though the robot business generated over 30% gross margin in the first half, achieving $836,000 in revenue in Q2 alone. The firm also plans to cut total liabilities below $100 million in three to four quarters and speed up its “Built in USA” and “Assembled in USA” programs.