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Q2 press release — Business Wire, Aug 13, 2026, 4:22 PM ET:

>"The EAI automotive business remains one of FF's core businesses and an important component of the Company's overall EAI strategy."

YT Jia, Weekly Report, days later:

>The vehicle business is described as the source of "legacy burdens and debt," with the stated goal being to free FFAI from "the weight of legacy burdens and automotive debt" so robotics can move forward without those constraints.

Both cannot be true.

If automotive is a core business and an important component of the strategy, it isn't a burden the company is trying to shed. If it's a burden to be shed, it isn't core to the strategy. And the press release says the automotive business won't be accelerated "unless and until sufficient funding has been secured." So it's a core business that is also frozen pending money that doesn't exist.

When will YT be held to account??

SOURCES:

Q2 press release (quote is in the 2026 Outlook section, under "Four-Core Full-Stack AI Ecosystem"): https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260813743465/en/

Weekly Update (starting at timestamp 3:06) https://youtu.be/8dYqni9DONA?si=Q3O1PG1Gv7s6RGbz&t=186

Just posted last week from an AI networking event in Rhode Island. - https://youtu.be/HDIT-2Ahr98?si=qyAaot8Xi5X8UG3U&t=525

Jerry Wang also proudly said FFAI spent $4B to build it's manufacturing facility, patents and global supply chain and are in the process of launching the FX Super One.