Thank you, John, and thank you, everyone, for joining our earnings call. Let me outline the key areas I'll cover in today's discussion. First, I will review our organizational transformation and recent leadership appointments. Second, I'll discuss our corporate initiatives and operational progress, including our FF 91 2.0 deliveries. Third, I'll provide details on the launch of our recently announced FX brand and market strategy, which plays into our FF fuel brand strategy. Finally, I'll update you on our international expansion, particularly our progress in the Middle East. During the third quarter, we continued our transformation from a project-driven organization to an operation-driven organization with heavy emphasis on cost optimization, quality improvements and operational efficiency. Notably, we made significant progress in our strategic road map while achieving a significant reduction in operating expenses. We believe this cost discipline combined with our strategic shift positions us well for our next phase of development. To help support this next phase of growth, we have strengthened our leadership team with several key appointments. Koti Meka recently was promoted to Chief Financial Officer. We're replacing Jonathan Maroko, who remains on us as a consultant. Aaron Ma was elevated to Acting Head of EV R&D. And Tim Mok was appointed Head of FF U.A.E. where he is leading our business development and strategic financing efforts in the region. Now, let me share some key developments from the quarter. In terms of corporate progress, we successfully completed several important initiatives. First, on the financing front, we secured US$30 million in new financing commitments from investors across the Middle East, United States and Asia. This included US$7.5 million in previously funded amounts and US$ 22.5 million in new investments. Notably, this financing included participation from Master Investment Group, led by Sheikh Abdullah Al Qassimi of Ras Al Khaimah. The net proceeds we received were approximately US$28.5 million. Of this amount, US$20 million was received in Q3 and US$8.5 million was received after September 30 and prior to today. In addition, I'm pleased to report that we regained full Nasdaq listing requirements compliance, completed our previously announced reverse stock split and increased our authorized share count to support potential future growth opportunities. We also successfully worked with our existing noteholders to restructure certain convertible notes with the goal of reducing future cash obligations. On the operational front, we delivered two FF91 2.0 vehicles. During the third quarter, including Mr. Wei Gao, our Head of Global Communication and Community Sales. Our one vehicle was delivered to Born Leaders Entertainment expand our B2B initiatives and develop co-creation of the program. This brings our total deliveries to 14 vehicles to-date. We have implemented several manufacturing improvements, including bringing certain vehicle body and interior component production in-house, which has reduced interior costs by half. Our FFIE factory California continues to demonstrate its potential as a cornerstone of our manufacturing strategy. We continue to enhance our product quality. Manufacturing-related warranty improvement process was put in place. There's a comprehensive synergy between factory quality and PDI resulting in a comprehensive CCA audit, our first inspection Customer Craftsmanship Audit score has seen improvement of 25%. We have made continued efforts to improve the FF91 software, AI and human machine interaction with recent multiple software improvements that include expanded voice controls, improved route guidance and improved display interface update to name a few. All created in the effort to make the lives of our users more connected, more engaging and more effortless. A significant milestone this quarter was the announcement of our second brand, Faraday X or FX, which took place in our global automotive industry Bridge Launch Event on September 19. This initiative represents our planned return to a dual brand strategy with FX being developed to target mass market segments. We envision two initial models, the FX5, which we are planning to position in the $20,000 to $30,000 range and the FX6, which we expect to offer between $30,000 and $50,000. Subject to secure necessary funding and approvals, we intend to offer both range extended AIEV and Battery Electric AIEV Powertrain options. We believe the market opportunity for range-extended AIEVs is particularly compelling in the United States, where charging infrastructure continues to develop. Based on our analysis of market data, while the U.S. EV penetration rate remains below 20%, we have observed that range extender AIEVs have shown strong adoption in other markets, particularly in addressing range anxiety concerns. We believe this represents a potential opportunity for our planned FX product lineup. Our global automotive industry bridge strategy aims to leverage existing technologies and potential manufacturing synergies between our premium and mass market segments. Thus far, we have entered into preliminary agreements with four OEMs, including two strategic framework agreements and two MOUs. Though these discussions remain subject to final documentation and various conditions. Turning to our Middle East expansion. We have made great progress in establishing our presence in the region. We recently announced a co-investment agreement with Master Investment Group, led by Sheikh Abdulla Al Qassimi to establish our future regional headquarters in Ras Al Khaimah. To our Ras Al Khaimah-based entity, Faraday Future Middle East, Free