A Chinese vehicle maker that operates as SF Motors in the U.S. revealed its battery-electric concept car, the SF5.

SF Motors, a Chinese-based electric-only auto manufacturer, unveiled two new EVs at a launch event in Silicon Valley Wednesday. One model, the SF5, could be available in 2019.

SF Motors was founded in 2016 as an arm of Sokon, a Chinese automaker. Zhang has set up R&D facilities in Santa Clara, Michigan, and China, and plans to build cars in Indiana and China.

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SF Motors, the electric vehicle startup launched by China’s Sokon, has been making a lot of moves over the last year, like acquiring AM General’s South Bend, Indiana assembly plant, where they ...

It would allow SF Motors to buy even more land from the county, including a parking lot. SF Motors might need the extra space! Eventually, the company has promised to employ more than 400 people.

This week, SF Motors announced a deal to invest $160 million in the ... The investment will be used to retool 675,500-square-foot facility and prepare for the production of SF’s all-electric SUV.

A Mishawaka plant that once produced the Hummers of the past will now produce the electric cars of the future. SF Motors bought the former AM General plant last year. Wednesday night, the smart ...

The sleek SF5 and SF7 luxury SUV models are not yet in production, but the Santa Clara-based SF Motors company aims to roll out the SF5 by 2019. The SF7 could go into production by 2020.