Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. shares were up 0.75% at $1.31 in Wednesday premarket trading after the company outlined Phase Two of its Built in USA acceleration program and a proposed transaction involving its robotics business. Faraday Future signed a non-binding term sheet to transfer 100% of its FF EAI robotics business to Nasdaq-listed AIxC for approximately $200 million in proposed consideration, with FFAI receiving AIxC shares. FFAI expects to remain AIxC's largest and controlling shareholder after closing. AIxC plans to change its name to FF EAI Robotics Ecosystem Inc. and its ticker to FFR on Sept. 30, subject to the transaction and required approvals. The company expects its robot factory to begin operations by year-end and is targeting production of its first new EAI robot in the first quarter of 2027. Phase Two also covers development of the Next Futurist and Next Aegis series, conditional approval applications, supply-chain expansion, compliance certification and manufacturing capacity. FFAI has opened the EAI Robotics Made in USA Industry Alliance to technology, manufacturing, supply-chain, commercialization, research, government and capital partners. Under the proposed terms, the per-share price would be the lower of $2.246 or the five-day average closing price before signing. At $2.246, FFR's pre-closing equity value would be approximately $55 million on a fully diluted basis. The robotics business targets positive quarterly operating cash flow in the third quarter of 2028, Top 3 status among EAI robotics ecosystem companies over five years, approximately $7.1 million of 2026 revenue, $45.17 million in 2027 revenue and cumulative five-year revenue of about $1.98 billion. EAI device sales are targeted to exceed 130,000 units over five years. The stock remains deeply below its moving averages, with an RSI of 21.80 and support near its 52-week low of $1.25.