and every moment has been building towards putting these cars on the roads, where we can

start learning even more from them. When you look at the car that came out around Christmas,

it was the first vehicle that had everything integrated and was our first push through

our manufacturing line. We've now been able to take that, do some reliability testing

with it, make sure that everything really hangs together the way it's supposed to before

we get them out onto the roads. We've made the car hot, we've made the car cold, we've

done durability testing, we drive it through a reliability bump track. Getting these cars

out into the public and allowing people to react to them, allowing us to see them out

there, I think that's a huge deal. And most importantly it's the necessary step to getting

them to drive themselves. When we think about safety, when we think about giving people

mobility, then when you start to think longer term about the impact on cities and the ability

to reclaim space, reduce congestion and free up parking, this is something where we can

have a huge impact. It's exciting to see the arc of this project as it's moved to something

that's starting to be realized. And then the next step, where we get to start people using

it, really, that will be just fantastic.