Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (NASDAQ: FFAI) delivered one Master robot and one Aegis robot to New PBB Auto Inc., a Los Angeles-based automotive dealership, according to a company statement. The robots will be used for dealership and showroom reception duties.

New PBB Auto made a binding business-to-business deposit agreement with Faraday Future in the previous year, which includes a non-refundable deposit and a non-binding pre-order for 600 units of the company's FX model Super One MPV.

The company also conducted an interactive demonstration event with the Lynwood Unified School District in California, where over 300 students interacted with Faraday Future staff and robots. The event was part of the district's "Girl STEM Conference" and featured a humanoid robot, a robotic dog, and the FF Super One MPV.

Iris Deng, Faraday Future's senior director, served as a keynote speaker at the event, presenting information on artificial intelligence, robotics, future mobility, and STEM careers. The company stated it plans to explore additional opportunities with Lynwood USD and the broader Los Angeles County School District for a replicable STEM outreach program.

"This program proved to us that there is a strong student engagement and curiosity toward AI and robotics," Deng said in the statement.

The deliveries and demonstration represent part of Faraday Future's expansion into what it terms "Robot & Vehicle + Education" scenarios, where robots would support robotics training, research assistance, and hands-on AI education across educational institutions.

Faraday Future announced its entry into the robotics business with sales and deliveries planned to begin in February 2026. The company's flagship vehicle, the FF 91, began deliveries in 2023, while its FX brand Super One model is scheduled for first deliveries in 2026.