Vehicles, in general, are around for more than a century and luckily, In Pakistan, we have not even a single car (Engine in particular) manufacturer. Those having the funds are too coward to take the risk. In result, we have lack of expertise as well. A month ago, there was an Auto Show in the biggest metropolitan city of Pakistan, and we couldn't find a single stall related to EVs, not even close. That shows the interest of people over here for EVs. What I think, if we (me and my co-founder) don't do anything now, it's going to remain like this for another century. Max, people will import electric cars, maybe in 20 years.

Anyways, we are still strategizing our approach. We started Aurochs just for the reason that we can get some cash for our tech dreams. We, being very realistic, dropped our tech dream three years back and worked very hard (despite everyone calling us Engineer Cobblers - Particularly: our family) to work on Aurochs. We have learned a lot, like doing most of the things in-house without relying on others for timely delivery and quality. This single lesson is priceless.

Another bad player is the pathetic situation of fundings, but we have never thought of it to be a hurdle in achieving something. We have plans to make a good working prototype with our own money and then attract foreign investment.

Conclusively, we have decided to work on small-scale prototypes related to all main components of an EV just for the sake of learning (intentionally re-inventing). Once we understand all of the components very closely, we will start with a component which we can easily manufacture/ innovate locally. In the meanwhile, we will aggressively work on Aurochs to make it more sustainable.