[BYD: There is strong demand for orders for flash charging models. The second-generation blade battery is still in the production capacity ramp-up stage, resulting in a longer delivery cycle] On September 24, an investor asked BYD on an interactive platform that it is generally necessary to wait 2 to 3 months to pick up the vehicles currently sold by your company. Why are pre-sale vehicles unable to be delivered? What is your company's current production capacity? If production capacity is insufficient, should we consider adding a new production line? What's going on when your company's profits are still declining despite a rebound in sales, and the stock price keeps falling again and again? BYD replied that there is strong demand for orders for flash charging models, and the second-generation blade battery is still in the production capacity ramping stage, resulting in a longer delivery cycle. The company is continuing to promote relevant production capacity construction, dynamically optimizing production scheduling, and accelerating order delivery. The stock price in the secondary market is affected by multiple factors. Please treat investment risks rationally. Please refer to the company's regular reports for relevant operating data.