http://justcapital.com/ uses the same privacy policy (word for word)
edit: Their webmail is chinese, makes Apple quite unlikely http://webmail.faradayfuture.com/
edit2: faradayfuture.net was also registered at the same time and has a different whois (still cloaked, but more chinese)
So when you combine the already existing experience in both automotive and high tech engineering fields as well as government grants in the US for green/renewable energy and emerging technologies making a Tesla 2.0 in China will probably not cost you sufficiently less to justify the costs of having to build it in China and import it into the US. And if you also going to replicate Tesla's artificial scarcity business model well then at that volume China might become even a more expensive place to produce in.
That is a particulary narrow set of blinders. Even in the US it is not true - MCity and U-M's research in Michigan is a good counter example. And when you look over the pond, there's a lot more going on in Stuttgart and Munich than in the Valley (with less breathless hype but more actual progress).
Of course for Chinese car builders it is easier to poach US engineers, research and know-how to build their own industry - less problems with the language than in Germany, less distrust given that Californian research is half run by Chinese grad students anyway.