 Hey, this is Chris from The Verge, and I've been told by BMW to try to crash this car into these barriers that are ahead of me. Just slam on the gas, see what happens. Let's give this a shot. Wow, okay. It's a safety function that lets you really, really close to the obstacles, but not closer. So therefore, it does not let you crash into things and prevents dents and scratches all around your car, 360 degrees, at speeds up to about 15 kilometers an hour. This is fun. It's like a demolition derby except without the demolition. I didn't crash the car. I guess I did something right. So BMW is demonstrating a self-parking i3 here, and not only is it self-parking, but you can trigger it using a smartwatch. We have the smartwatch app here, which shows the car status, and you can actually talk to the watch and ask it to retrieve the car or park the car, and it will do what you want without anybody in it. And we're moving. I'm alone in the car. I'm not driving it. It's freaking me out a little bit. Feel safe. It's going to be okay. So we're returning to the original location where this demo started. BMW is bringing the car back to the driver and then parking it again and doing the demo back and forth. So right now we're going back to the starting point. Okay. Yes. Are we stopping? All right. Successful.