Faraday Future shares jumped 53.19% after hours to $2.16 after the company outlined a non-binding plan to combine FFAI’s robotics assets with Nasdaq-listed AIxC at an estimated $200 million valuation. Faraday Future closed at $1.41, down 12.42%, before the rebound. The combined entity would be renamed FFR and is intended to become the first pure-play stock in the quad-core all-intelligent EAI robotics ecosystem. AIxC, valued at about $55 million before the transaction, plans to abandon its cryptocurrency strategy and focus on robotics development, manufacturing, deployment, sales, data and related services. Faraday Future expects to become AIxC’s largest controlling stockholder. The transaction requires final agreements, approval from both boards and regulatory clearance. Faraday Future is also repositioning around Robotaxi shared networks, intelligent cabin technology operations and Physical AI investments. Its robotics division had shipped 552 devices through August, generated about $1.52 million in cumulative revenue and posted average second-quarter contribution margins above 30%. Management expects robotics ecosystem revenue of $7.1 million in 2026, with substantially higher revenue in later years.