Pamela Gyon, 57, said the restraining order was because her daughter had stolen her car, jewelry and husband's tools in the past. But Gyon thought her daughter had kicked her drug habit.

Among its few claims made public, Gyon said that its as-yet-unnamed car will accelerate from 0-62 mph in 4.0 seconds. That's a quick number, but not a breakthrough for a premium electric car.

Gyon is to be the luxury arm of Sitech, a mainstream electric car brand of Chinese auto giant FAW Group. It plans to launch nine models within the next eight years and reach sales of 400,000 units ...

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