Faraday Future Nine Robotics Devices Launch

Faraday Future nine robotics devices arrived in a September 19 product release that spans humanoid and quadruped forms. The company says the release includes nine configurations across five models, alongside four solution packages for education, research, security, and inspection.[1]

The lowest announced entry price is $9,990 for the FF Master Mini. That is a compact humanoid pitched at education and competition users, not a general-purpose industrial worker.[2]

What did Faraday Future launch?

Faraday Future says it put nine new device configurations on sale across the FF All-New Futurist, FF Master Mini, FX Aegis Hyper, FX Aegis Mega, and FX Aegis Classic Ultra-W. The company groups these products into humanoid and quadruped forms, while describing the accompanying packages as solutions for K-12 education, research, security, and inspection.[1]

The portfolio is broad for a single release, but the labels do not make the machines interchangeable. The company assigns the full-size Futurist to professional use. It targets the small Master Mini at classrooms, development, sports, and competition.[3] Buyers should assess the listed robot and intended task instead of treating "EAI" as a shared capability level.

"FF is not building a single robot form that attempts to do everything," founder and global CEO YT Jia said in the release.[1]

What does the $9,990 Master Mini include?

The $9,990 FF Master Mini is Faraday Future's entry configuration for its small humanoid line. Its product page lists 48 TOPS of compute, a stereo depth camera, a 9-axis IMU, 22 degrees of freedom, and a claimed 30-minute walking runtime at 0.4 m/s.[2]

The company lists the Master Mini Pro at $12,990 and the Master Mini Ultra at $17,990. The Pro lists 117 TOPS of compute and an 80-minute claimed walking runtime at 0.4 m/s. The Ultra lists 200 TOPS of compute.[2]

*Specs and prices: Faraday Future Master Mini product page, retrieved September 21, 2026.[2]*

For teams comparing smaller humanoids, raw TOPS does not settle the buying question. Battery duration, software access, support, safety documentation, and the work cell matter too. Our humanoid robots in warehouses explainer separates announced capability from deployment evidence.

Where do the quadrupeds fit?

Faraday Future positions the FX Aegis Classic Ultra-W as a wheel-legged machine for security and companionship, and the FX Aegis Mega as an industrial wheel-legged platform. The launch page lists the Classic Ultra-W at $12,990 and the Aegis Mega at $74,990.[3]

Those are manufacturer descriptions and prices, not third-party performance results. The release does not supply comparable field data such as uptime, task throughput, or a validated safety case. Organizations planning human-robot work should still map the application to applicable safeguards. Our legged robot safety standards buyer guide covers that process.

Faraday Future nine robotics devices FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many robotics devices did Faraday Future announce?

Faraday Future says its September 19, 2026 release contains nine device configurations across five models and two robot forms.

What is the starting price of the FF Master Mini?

Faraday Future lists the base FF Master Mini at $9,990. The company lists the Pro at $12,990 and the Ultra at $17,990.

Do the cited materials include third-party tests?

No. The cited materials come from Faraday Future. They describe product specifications and intended uses, but do not provide outside deployment or performance validation.