FF turns profitable! Nearly $100 million in debt resolution, aiming to deliver 1,000 robots by 2026.

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According to a report from Phoenix Net Technology, on April 1, Faraday Future (abbreviated as “FF”) officially released its Q4 and full-year 2025 fiscal year financial reports. Key figures show that by the end of 2025, FF achieved a return to positive net assets, totaling $7.7 million, and resolved approximately $100 million in debt during the year.

The financial report shows that for full-year 2025, FF’s operating loss was $331 million. After excluding one-time impairment charges or losses, the operating loss was $185 million. For the full year, net operating cash outflow totaled $107.5 million. Driven by external financing, financing cash net inflow reached $161.4 million, representing a 100% year-over-year increase, and the balance sheet continued to improve. In February 2026, FF, through a third party designated by AIxCrypto Holdings Inc., an affiliated company it has invested in, completed a $10 million pure-equity financing. The company is currently working to restore compliance with the Nasdaq minimum stock price requirement within a 180-day grace period and plans to explore stock tokenization partnerships to broaden financing channels.

In terms of business progress, FF’s EAI robot business achieved single-product positive gross-margin delivery in the first quarter of 2026. By March, the cumulative shipment volume had reached 22 units, exceeding the target for the first delivery month. FF has clearly set its core goals for 2026: the EAI robot business plans to累计 ship more than 1,000 units within the year and maintain positive gross margin per single product. The automotive end-line will continue to推进 the phased delivery of the FX Super One, and the first pre-production vehicle of this model has already rolled off the assembly line at the factory in California. At the same time, FF is moving forward with joint development with U.S. universities. It plans to build a centralized data training center at its headquarters before the third quarter of 2026, with the goal of generating software-related revenue in 2026 beyond hardware end terminals.

FF Global Co-CEO Matthias Aydt said that in 2026, the company will focus on a dual-track strategy, steadily expanding its delivery scale and deepening its commercialization layout.

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