
Electric car maker scraps plans for $1 billion Nevada plant
An electric car maker deserted its plan to construct a $ 1 billion manufacturing plant in southern Nevada in a move experts say could spell trouble for the company and the broader niche electric automobile businesses. Faraday Future Chief Financial Officer Stefan Krause said Monday's decision to scrap the plant was due to a shift in business strategy. The Gardena, California-based company said in a statement that it will now look for an existing facility to produce its electric vehicles in California or Nevada. Faraday Future halted work on the project outside Las Vegas last November, at the time calling the stoppage a "temporary adjustment" that wouldn't affect plans to begin production in 2018. It sunk more than $ 120 million into the project. "It can be somewhat hard to believe that a ...