WASHINGTON Vans Old Skool Shoes , Oct. 14 (Xinhua) -- Sylvia Fowles had 20 points and11 rebounds as the Minnesota Lynx grabbed their third title in fiveyears with a 69-52 win over the Indiana Fever in Game Five onWednesday night.


Augustus added 16 points for Lynx. "We kept grinding and workingdespite everything that we've been through," Augustus said.Rebekkah Brunson grabbed 14 rebounds for the Lynx.


Moore got a cold hand and just shot 1-for-8 with five points."Wasn't a perfect year, perfect series or a perfect game," Mooresaid. "But we're champions."


The Lynx held Indiana to 35.7 percent shooting. Tamika Catchingshad 18 points and 11 rebounds for the Fever.


"They just outplayed us in every single way," Fever coachStephanie White said. "They looked like a team that was on amission and they played like it." Enditem


Tomorrow's cars will be all-electric, self-driving Vans Old Skool Red , connected to high-speed communications networks ... and free.


And probably Chinese.


That, at least, is the vision of Jia Yueting, a billionaire entrepreneur and one of a new breed of Chinese who see their technology expertise re-engineering the automobile industry, and usurping Tesla Motors, a U.S. pioneer in premium electric vehicle (EV) making.

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"Tesla's a great company and has taken the global car industry to the EV era," Jia said in an interview at the Beijing headquarters of his Le Holdings Co, or LeEco. "But we're not just building a car. We consider the car a smart mobile device on four wheels, essentially no different to a cellphone or tablet.


"We hope to surpass Tesla and lead the industry leapfrogging to a new age," said Jia, wearing a black T-shirt and jeans.


A wave of EV start-ups has emerged in China after the government opened up the auto industry to deep-pocketed technology firms to drive a switch to cleaner electric as an eventual alternative to gasoline cars. Sceptics wonder just how start-ups like LeEco will deliver on their grand visions.


As a sign of intent Vans Old Skool Pink , 43-year-old Jia last week unveiled the LeSEE electric concept supercar, a rival to Tesla's Model S. The "smart, connected and self-driving" car will be displayed at this week's Beijing autoshow.


"People questioned our idea, a small IT company building a car to compete with the BMWs and Teslas of the world, and laughed at us. It wasn't easy, but here we are Vans Old Skool White ," Jia told Reuters.


MADE IN NEVADA


LeEco hopes to start producing a version of the LeSEE in a few years at a plant being built near Las Vegas by U.S. strategic partner Faraday Future, in which Jia has invested. Those cars would be sold in the United States and China. Further ahead, the plan is to produce electric cars in China, too, probably through a partnership with BAIC Motor.


The web-connected electric cars will have a "disruptive" pricing model similar to phones and TV sets LeEco markets in China, Jia says. His company Vans Old Skool Black , often called China's Netflix, will sell movies, TV shows, music and other content and services to drivers of its cars. That's why he says "one day our cars will be free." Nearer-term, the disruption is more likely to be "double the performance at half the price."

Chinese businessman Jia Yueting

Beyond LeEco, Chinese tech heavyweights including Baidu Vans Old Skool , Alibaba, Tencent and Xiaomi [XTC.UL] have funded more than half a dozen EV start-ups, such as NextEV and CH-Auto. It's widely expected China's bus, taxi and courier firms will be encouraged to go electric.


"We define our car in a whole new way ... instead of copying Apple and Tesla," LeEco co-founder and vice chairman Hank Liu told Reuters. "Our products are not upgraded from those that already exist. They are revolutionary ... products that never existed before."


FUNDING CLOUDS


While the entry barrier has been lowered as electric cars are, mechanically Cheap Old Skool , relatively simpler to produce, skeptics query how China's start-ups will fund and make tens of thousands of industry-changing EVs - from design through to procuring the 10,000 or so parts and systems needed for the finished product.


Daimler said Hubertus Troska, head of its Greater China business, was invited to LeEco last month to get to know the company and its business model.


"I told Mr. Troska we're going to redefine the car," Liu told Reuters. "EVs for us are just another screen. We see cars in the future as an extension of the Internet Old Skool Sale , another entry point for us to sell web-based content and services."


Jia has also had to overcome questions on his funding. In the past three years, there was speculation he had disappeared and had his passport confiscated.


Jia says he did not go missing, but was in a California hotel researching Tesla and recruiting a team to develop EV technologies. "It was a difficult time for me because we faced a lot of external rumors and internal turmoil," he said, noting LeEco was then expanding beyond its streaming, mobile and TV businesses. "(If) any of those ventures failed Old Skool Shoes , we could have gone belly up,' he said.


To help fund LeEco's EV push, Jia's sister sold her stake in the company and lent the money to him interest-free. He also sold part of his own stake.


LONG ROAD


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