Of course, the market is still establishing itself at the moment. The comparison with smartphones applies here too. Providers started out with fixed prices per minute. Now there’s a whole range of clearly structured tariffs which allow you to choose what is best for your individual requirements: do I want a high data volume or not, do I make lots of international calls or none at all… The IONITY quick-charging network which customers can use with the We Charge card or the Charge&Fuel Card, for example, already provides a tariff which offers very cheap kWh prices at quick-charging stations for a fixed monthly price. If company car users often charge their cars in public places this is of course ideal. We could even see complete flat rate models in the future. Once providers have better understood customers’ usage profiles, there will be an even bigger range of tariffs to suit specific customers. Incidentally, we as a manufacturer are also taking steps to make registering at charging stations easier. At the moment, you need the WeCharge Card or the relevant smartphone app. In the future, we’ll offer Plug & Charge. We’re recording the registration data in a software certificate in our cars so that the vehicles can communicate independently with the charging station.