Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ: FFAI) announced it is preparing potential litigation and regulatory complaints regarding alleged market manipulation activities. The company claims it has identified suspected organized illegal market manipulation targeting its stock, specifically naming Hua Qixin and their group as spreading false statements and misleading investors.

The electric vehicle and robotics company stated it has communicated with relevant parties, preserved evidence, and is preparing materials for potential submission to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Faraday Future said it seeks to ensure its stock price reflects operating fundamentals and real value.

On the business front, Faraday Future delivered two FF Master robots and pre-delivered two FX Aegis robot units during the week. These deliveries expand the company's robotics applications into family learning companion and high-end estate security scenarios within its "6-3-3" Industry Applications framework. The company stated these deliveries bring it close to its initial goal of 20 units delivered in the first month.

The company also announced plans to relocate its AI headquarters to El Segundo, California, in the Silicon Beach area of Los Angeles. The move is scheduled for later this month and represents the first headquarters relocation in the company's 12-year history.

In technical developments, Faraday Future integrated OpenClaw into the Agent layer of its EAI Brain system. The company said this integration will accelerate scenario-based skills rollout and allow users to assign tasks remotely through messaging tools.

The robotics deliveries included units to 6677 Auto for family learning applications and to Pinnacle, a Los Angeles real estate brokerage, for property security and client reception services. These deliveries are subject to securing FCC compliance for the Aegis robot line.