Faraday Future’s Nine New Robots: Prices, Specs and Intended Uses

Faraday Future and founder Jia Yueting used the company’s September 2026 “919” robotics launch to introduce nine embodied-AI robot configurations and four Industry Productivity Solutions. The event took place September 19 in the United States and September 20 in Beijing. FF said the robots were available for sale and delivery; nine configurations means variants across five models, not nine entirely different robot designs. 237

Prices and specifications: all nine configurations

The announced prices span $9,990 to $137,900. Specifications below are FF’s stated figures and intended applications, rather than independently tested results. 3518

Model and configuration	Announced U.S. price	Stated specifications and intended use
FF Master Mini	$9,990	Compact humanoid for programming education, open development and robot competitions; 48 TOPS of stated compute. 319
FF Master Mini Pro	$12,990	The same approximately 95-cm, 19.5-kg humanoid platform, with a stated 117 TOPS. 919
FF Master Mini Ultra	$17,990	The highest-compute Mini tier, at a stated 200 TOPS. 919
FX Aegis Classic Ultra-W	$12,990	Lightweight wheel-legged quadruped positioned for security and companion uses. 619
FX Aegis Mega, two configurations	$74,990 each	Mid-sized industrial Aegis robots positioned for mobile security and inspection. The provided launch excerpts do not establish a reliable specification difference between the two configurations. 369
FF All-New Futurist Standard	$89,900	Full-size professional humanoid for research and workplace applications. FF specifies 51 active degrees of freedom, or up to 71 with a dexterous-hand upgrade. 918
FF All-New Futurist Ultra	$129,900	Higher-priced configuration of the professional humanoid. FF says the Futurist platform has a 1,152-Wh dual-battery system supporting approximately eight hours under standard conditions and autonomous charging. 918
FX Aegis Hyper	From $137,900	Large industrial quadruped positioned for demanding or hazardous work. The available evidence does not establish its precise payload or endurance advantage over Mega. 519

That is two Futurists, three Master Minis, two Megas, one Classic Ultra-W and one Hyper. FF says the Futurist prices include Skills Packages it values at $10,000 and $15,000 for Standard and Ultra, respectively; those valuations should not be read as independently established discounts. 49

What the four solutions add

FF separately announced Industry Productivity Solutions for K–12 education, research, security and inspection. These are application-focused offerings, not four more robot models. Education and research align with the company’s humanoids, while security and inspection align with the mobile Aegis lineup. 2610

FF presents the launch as part of its “one-brain, multi-form, multi-capability” EAI Robot World 2.0 plan: a broader portfolio that it counts as three robot forms, five product series, 11 models and 24 products. The nine new configurations cover two forms within that larger count. The shared-brain, agent and skills vision describes what FF aims to build; this launch does not, by itself, demonstrate reliable skill transfer across the entire portfolio. 128

Earlier starting prices of $4,490 for FX Aegis and $37,990 for FF Master refer to previously announced products. They should not be substituted for the prices of the nine configurations launched in September. 17