Shanghai (ZXZC)- SF Motors, an EV startup wholly owned by Chongqing Sokon Industry Group Stock Co., Ltd. (Sokon), will hold its global brand-releasing conference on Mar. 28 in Silicon Valley. Besides, SF Motors will also debut its three intelligent electric SUV models at the conference. 

In the meantime, the "customer-oriented" developing idea and designing language will also be presented at the conference. It is noteworthy that SF Motors will also showcase its achievements in electrically-driven technologies and intelligent driving technologies, including high-efficient and reliable battery technologies as well as technologies of high-performance serial electric motor and electronic control.

Founded in Silicon Valley in January, 2016, SF Motors now is engaging in designing, R&D, manufacturing and marketing of intelligent EVs. Currently, SF Motors has integrated both Chinese and American resources in EV's core electrically-driven  technology, intelligent vehicle-manufacturing technology and intelligent driving technology. What's more, the Silicon Valley-based Chinese EV maker also established an international technology team which consists of various industry talents who had worked for Tesla, BMW and Volkswagen for a long time. The company is also on track to carry out the preparations for mass production.

In terms of R&D and innovation, SF Motors signed a long-term strategic cooperation agreement with University of Michigan and set up a joint R&D center. Both parties give the top priority to intelligent driving technologies, and also build a virtual scenario which is exclusive to test connected and intelligent driving system. At the beginning of January, 2018, SF Motors secured a permit from the California Department of Motor Vehicles to test autonomous driving vehicles on roads. Having finished the tests on stimulating and closed roads, the Chinese-funded company has started testing on the highways of California and Michigan.

SF Motors has completed the overall deployment of manufacturing bases in both China and America. In November, 2017, SF Motors closed the acquisition of AM General's commercial assembly plant ("CAP"), planning to manufacture intelligent EVs to meet the market demand in the U.S. and Europe. In China, SF Motors will capitalize on the intelligent vehicle plant and electrically-driven factory funded by its parent company Sokon to meet the Chinese customers' demands.