For those of you keeping track of the handful of EV startups still standing, you may not have thought Faraday Future was one of them.

The California company, established in 2014, made news in February when it was revealed that the automaker had been served with an eviction notice from its Gardena headquarters – one it narrowly evaded in the end after making some payments and agreeing to some fresh terms.

In May, Faraday warned investors it could potentially file for bankruptcy – AND, that it was at risk of being de-listed by the Nasdaq.