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Faraday Future shows an $89,000 humanoid in public at Brooklyn Bridge Park

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From the Robots digest for Oct 25, 2026

Continuing thread: robots — Public markets: robotics companies racing to price themselves

What happened: An $89,000 AI-powered humanoid robot was seen interacting with people at Brooklyn Bridge Park, reported as a Faraday Future debut, with the machine described as aiming to learn human behavior (NewsBytes), published October 25, 2026 US Eastern.

What's genuinely new: First public-space sighting of Faraday Future robot hardware at a price — $89,000, a far higher price point than the $2,490 FF Nova the company announced on October 15 as "America's first embodied AI humanoid," with the coverage drawing no link between the two machines. It is a park crowd, not a deployment: still no delivery, customer, or usage record for either machine.

Watch: which Faraday Future model the $89,000 unit is, and whether the public interactions translate into a named deployment or customer.

Sources NewsBytes

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