Where do you see the biggest bottleneck being for electrification today? Is it batteries, charging infrastructure, grid capacity, economics, or simply consumer adoption?

Batteries, we know there is another capacity and oversupply in the market, typically LFP, but also other type of technologies.

We reach, you know, sub $100 per kilowatt hour prices.

So of course it still has a lot of influence into the TCO of a system using batteries, typically a car.

But today we see cars, you know, going to the markets that are sub 20K Swiss franc.

There is really, I would say, a rebound of the market.

And the battery is not completely, let's say, killing the cost of the vehicle anymore.

What excites you more over the next decade or so? Is it passenger vehicles, trucks and buses, or entirely new applications like ports, mining equipment, industrial fleets?