Faraday Future (FF) founder Jia Yueting recently shared his insights on the market buzz, stock price volatility, and strategic shifts sparked by the launch of FF's EAI robot products. He emphasized that the company's core fundamentals are steadily strengthening, with the robotics and automotive sectors poised to collaborate closely, propelling the large-scale rollout of the Super One model. While the primary market has largely embraced the EAI robot strategy, the secondary market's reaction has been somewhat off-kilter. Jia Yueting clarified that the robotics division will bolster the automotive business in several key areas. Addressing the fluctuations in stock price, he reaffirmed FF's stance against stock consolidation, expressing confidence that the company will steer clear of compliance issues. He also foresees the robotics business emerging as a fresh source of cash flow and a catalyst for growth in the medium to long term. In terms of business progress, FF is set to expedite the integration of vehicles and robots, with the FX Super One model slated to kick off the first phase of SOD deliveries in the second quarter. Meanwhile, the robotics business aims to prioritize deployment in select high-frequency scenarios by the end of February. Furthermore, the company has committed to improving its communication with shareholders and has called on them to report any instances of illegal short-selling activities.