(Reuters) –Nikola Corp announced Thursday that it aims to ship 300-500 Tre BEV electric vehicles this year as part of its expansion in Coolidge.

Although the company has not reported any truck sales revenue, it delivered its two first electric trucks to TTSI, a port trucking company in southern California, as part of a pilot program lasting three months.

In the quarterly report, Nikola chief executive officer Mark Russell stated that Pre-Series Tre BEEVs were being delivered to dealers and customers during the fourth quarter. He also said that Coolidge is undergoing increased production.

“We are anticipating that the TreBEV series will begin production by March 21.”

Nikola worked with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, (SEC), to pay a $125m penalty to resolve a charge against Trevor Milton. It claimed that it had already paid its first installment of last December and was looking for reimbursement from Milton.

Reuters reached Milton’s representatives but they did not respond immediately to our requests.

U.S. regulators have charged Milton with repeatedly misleading investors by using social media about electric-truck maker Milton’s capabilities and technology. As a result, he has reaped “tens to millions of dollars.”

Phoenix, Arizona-based startup tried to end this chapter in order to concentrate on production. The company said it anticipated that the Coolidge Arizona expansion would be completed by the third quarter of 2023.

Nikola will be able to produce up to 22,000 trucks per year in the larger facility, according to company.