Worksport Ltd. has announced its revenue outlook and strategic market positioning, anticipating $2-3 million in new revenue by 2025 from its SOLIS and COR systems. This forecast represents a high double-digit gross margin vertical, distinct from its core tonneau cover business. The company projects that these products will achieve 8-figure annual revenue in 2026, with expectations for long-term recurring growth in the mobile power and clean energy markets. The SOLIS solar-integrated tonneau cover has completed its initial beta deployment successfully with real-world customers, who have already begun utilizing the system in everyday conditions, indicating strong product-market fit and robust performance. This is seen as a significant technical validation ahead of full-scale commercialization. Additionally, Worksport's COR modular portable power system has passed all internal and third-party laboratory tests. The company has completed the necessary tooling and received production-ready units, which are now undergoing global UL certification, with approvals anticipated within approximately two months. The company is poised to launch SOLIS and COR in 2025, entering the expanding portable energy market, which is projected to grow at a CAGR of 24.2%. Worksport's leadership views these developments as opening new opportunities in the North American and global consumer markets, marking a new chapter of innovation for the company.