 Thank you for all of you for joining us this evening. Tonight I'd like to give you a sense of how Faraday Future is completely reimagining one of the most important aspects of our lives. At Faraday Future we're looking at the future of mobility. Let me tell you about an update of where we are today. Faraday Future was founded just 18 months ago and in that short year and a half we already have a staggering 750 employees globally. We'll be breaking ground on our 3 million square foot factory in just a few weeks. Yes, just a few weeks time. And we will deliver our first production vehicle in only a couple of years time. We've created a new and more advanced platform. We've called it the Variable Platform Architecture or VPA for short. With VPA we can add or subtract strings of batteries. Based on those power cells we can create different models that have our desired range without having to redesign the entire structure. And this is really important in terms of time cost efficiency. Please meet Faraday Future's FF01 concept. We started with an all white interior, a pure and extremely clean aesthetic that wouldn't be practical in a traditional internal combustion race car. The driver is placed at a 45 degree angle. Located in the spine of the headrest is our Halo safety system which integrates a head and neck support connection as well as an oxygen supply and water supply through a port of our prototype helmet that we also developed in house. We're taking the innovative intuitive movements of digital devices and applying them to the interior of the vehicle incorporating swipes, pinches and touches. Augmented reality is projected on the road as your digital co-pilot. The VPA combined with these materials gave us the flexibility to push the seating position all the way forward which gives us a perfect teardrop aerodynamic profile. These aerotunnels channel air directly through the vehicle. This yields several performance benefits like reducing drag, battery heat and power consumption. At FF we believe with every bone in our body that the world is ready for a new way of looking at mobility. You don't need to have a hundred year legacy in the automotive industry to define what the next generation of transportation needs to look and feel like. Apple didn't just redefine the phone, it transformed the way that we communicate, organise and enjoy our lives. And that is what we at Faraday & Future are looking to do. We're looking to the future, seeking opportunities and working to bring them to life to help redefine the world of mobility.