We're [Technical difficulty—Editor] but we have already explored China—I was in China—for manufacturing the vehicles, and we have, through the Government of B.C., a contact to India: 100,000 vehicles in either place without really too much effort.
A template similar to what was so successful in developing Tesla in the United States is exactly what needs to be followed. Just look at the way the milestones were put together: we hired our 100th employee; we hired our 1,000th employee; we delivered our 1,000th car; we exported our 2,000th car. That's where $5-million increments come together to build up a business—as a loan, with interest and principal repaid. That has to happen.
There's no reason that we can't have a North American assembly facility for tomorrow's technology of clean energy, small-footprint vehicles built in southern Ontario and British Columbia for all of North America. There's no reason we can't do that. The template is there. The benefit for employees, for taxes, and for the environment has already been proven. We just need to reflect that.