Jia Yueting
Faraday Future ends battle with key investor, gets bridge loan
FF gets bridge loan to get up and running again.
Faraday Future lays off part of its workforce, cuts wages of the rest
EV automakers' contractors are looking to be paid
Faraday Future wants out of key financial deal
It comes at a delicate moment for the fledgling EV maker.
Faraday Future shows off first pre-production FF91
CEO Jia Yeuting took to Twitter for the announcement.
LeEco founder defies China return order, stays in U.S. for car fundraising
"I am deeply sorry and blame myself for the negative impact of LeEco's debt crisis."
LeEco founder Jia Yueting summoned back to China to explain heavy debts
LeSee EV is one of many projects his companies have pursued.
Inside Faraday Future's money mess
This article from The Verge lifts the veil on Faraday Future.
Aspiring automaker LeEco begs creditors as assets frozen
Founder has money troubles but a "dream to revolutionize the auto industry."
Would-be Tesla rival LeEco's billion-dollar troubles 'far worse than expected'
It may not pose a threat to Tesla anytime soon.
Billionaire behind LeEco and Faraday Future admits company is low on cash
With the company's lofty goals, it was only a matter of time before money became an issue.
China's LeEco teases its very own autonomous electric car
LeEco shows off the LeSee EV, with autonomous driving and self-parking capabilities.
Just before CES reveal, Faraday Future loses battery engineer
Chief battery architect Porter Harris leaves Faraday Future for a job with Lotus R&D, which focused on "novel technologies" on earth and in space.
Le Supercar hopes to be China's answer to Tesla
LeTV shows off the first sketches of its planned electric car, called Le* Car. Company founder Jia Yueting plans for his luxury offering to compete with Tesla.
China's answer to Elon Musk seeks license to build electric car
Chinese tech billionaire Jia Yueting is trying to get a license to build electric cars in China, and he thinks that they could be a revolution there. Even if Jia doesn't make it, other companies are getting ready to jump into China's emerging EV marketplace.