Jim Zizelman: Have we rejoined the conference?
Operator: Yes. We can hear loud and clear.
Justin Long: Well, I’m not sure if you caught my question, so I’ll re-ask it and no problem at all. I was asking about the MirrorEye revenue contribution that you’re expecting in 2023. I think you had previously guided for $60 million. I’m curious if that base number has changed. And then, as we move into next year, as you think about that incremental $30 million of revenue from MirrorEye, I wanted to ask about your visibility to that number. Thanks.
Matthew Horvath: Yes. Thanks for the question, Justin, and again, sorry for the disconnection there. Yes. So, this year, obviously, the OEM program that we had originally in Europe has remained pretty strong. We talked about a little bit of a slower ramp up on the first North American program just as kind of the production ramp up and volume expectations continue to ramp up here as we head into the back half of the year. So, overall, OEM volume was a little bit lower this year than what we expected. And I would say kind of the same thing for retrofit, maybe a little bit lower than what we expected. That said, we have really good visibility, obviously, next year. Certainly as we’ve got a program launch in the middle of the year related to our largest program in Europe.
And that OEM has already increased their expectations, their volume expectations. So, there’s always variability, of course, in things that are take rate or option based. But between some incremental ramp up in the retrofit market as we continue to work with some of the largest fleets, as well as continued growth in the OEM market and the addition of that incremental very large program in the middle of the year, we’ve got pretty good visibility to pretty strong incremental MirrorEye revenue next year.
Justin Long: Okay, great. I’ll leave it there. Thanks for the time.
Matthew Horvath: Thanks, Justin.
Jim Zizelman: Thanks, Justin, very much. Yes.
Operator: Okay. Thank you so much, Speaker and Justin. We appreciate it very much. I am showing no further questions at this time. I would now like to turn it back to — one moment, please. I would like to turn it back to Jim Zizelman for closing remarks.
Jim Zizelman: Thank you, everyone, for joining us for the call. I know your time is very important, and we really appreciate your willingness to engage with us today. In closing, I want to reiterate that we continue to deliver on our commitments by focusing on foundational improvements and strong execution, which led us once again to the results we outlined today. This is driven by an unwavering focus to both execute on a long-term strategy and drive continuous operational excellence, ultimately driving shareholder value as we continue to build on our strong strategic foundation. Thanks again.
Operator: Thank you for participating in today’s conference. This does conclude the program. You may now disconnect.
