Faraday Future Targets Profitability and Positive Cash Flow by 2026

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Faraday Future Targets Profitability and Positive Cash Flow by 2026

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. has outlined its outlook for 2026, targeting dual growth in revenue and contribution margin while aiming to achieve positive operating cash flow as early as possible. The company is focused on expanding the pre-order pipeline for its FX Super One EAI EV and extending market coverage to ten key states in the U.S. and the Middle East. Additionally, Faraday Future plans to execute established sales and delivery targets for its EAI robotics products, with the goal of becoming the first company in the U.S. to deliver humanoid robot products with positive gross margins. The company expects its EAI robotics business, characterized by lighter investment and faster delivery, to generate positive operating cash flow more quickly. Faraday Future anticipates that the combined efforts of its EAI robotics and vehicle businesses will drive a new growth curve and move the company decisively toward a profitability inflection point.

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