An investor posed several questions to BYD on an interactive platform, noting that currently, vehicles on sale come with a delivery waiting period of 2 to 3 months. The investor inquired about the reasons behind the delayed delivery of pre-sold vehicles, the current state of production capacity, and whether new production lines would be considered if capacity proved insufficient. Furthermore, the investor questioned the reasons for the sales rebound coupled with declining profits and the persistent drop in stock prices. BYD responded by stating that there is robust demand for its flash-charging models. However, the second-generation Blade Battery is still in the production ramp-up phase, which has led to extended delivery times. The company is actively pushing forward with capacity expansion and dynamically adjusting production plans to expedite order fulfillment. Regarding the fluctuations in stock prices on the secondary market, BYD mentioned that these are influenced by a multitude of factors. Investors are advised to approach investment risks with a rational mindset, and relevant operational data should be referenced from the company's periodic reports.