Faraday Future reaches agreement with shareholder, Chairperson Swenson to step down

Reuters

Published Sep 26, 2022 09:36AM ET

(Reuters) - Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc said on Monday the electric-vehicle startup had reached an agreement with its largest shareholder to resolve a governance dispute, adding that Sue Swenson will step down as executive chairperson.

The company said it had raised $100 million to start the production of its FF 91 electric luxury car, adding that Brian Krolicki will also step down Faraday Future's board.

The company, whose shares rose 30% in trading before the bell, said Adam He has been appointed as a new independent board member.

Earlier this month, shareholder FF Top Holding sued Faraday Future seeking the removal of two board members, according to a court filing.