Faraday Future (Nasdaq: FFAI) has announced progress in resolving historical debt issues with support from suppliers, creditors, and other partners, while also unveiling a "Made in the USA" plan for its EAI robot business and previewing a supply chain partner recruitment conference.

Regarding debt reduction, the company's total liabilities have decreased from approximately $350 million at the end of 2025 to about $230 million in the first quarter of 2026. Faraday Future aims to further reduce total liabilities to below $100 million within the next three to four quarters, aiming for a healthier financial position to support the growth of its robot business.

In the EAI robot segment, Faraday Future is accelerating its "Made in the USA" initiative. The company states this move is in response to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's recent policy of adding some foreign-produced advanced robot equipment to its "Covered List." Faraday Future believes that all currently sold robot devices have obtained the necessary FCC certification and are not affected by the new policy. The "Made in the USA" plan will be implemented in three phases: Phase 1 (substantially completed) involves the initial deployment of three core components: the EAI brain, industry solutions and developer platform, and data factory; Phase 2 will drive the U.S. assembly of robot bodies and FCC-compliant components; Phase 3 will achieve U.S. domestic manufacturing of robot bodies and some FCC-listed parts.

To advance this plan, Faraday Future will host "Made in the USA" supply chain partner recruitment conferences on August 26 and September 28. The recruitment scope covers OEMs, component suppliers, system integrators, data partners, and other companies across the global robot supply chain. The company says this recruitment will accelerate the deployment of its "four-core full-stack AI" robot ecosystem in the United States and leverage its first-mover advantage as a domestic U.S. company.