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Dual Public Company Structure Weekly Update 040 FF secures a USD 10 million AIxC-backed equity investment to accelerate FX Super One and FF EAI Robotics mass production, sales, and scaled deliveries, with the first three EAI robots launching on February 4. ① FF will issue USD 10 million in...

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