Absolutely. It is very clear that some companies have, deliberately or not, cut corners and rushed their products to the market without proper on ground testing and validation. Typically, any automobile goes through 18-24 months of testing in all kinds of terrain and weather conditions before it hits the market. In EVs, we have seen products get to the market from the drawing board in half that time. We havent even seen many of the vehicles in camouflage running around in the nooks and corners of the country, as we are so used to seeing in traditional vehicles. So its easy to see that safety has taken a back seat in this rush to grab marketshare, impress their shareholders and increase their overall valuation. There are also some companies that have been diligently testing their products for years, so its not like it is not needed in EVs.