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C o n t e n t s Electric Vehicle’s Benefits & Drawbacks .............................................. 3 "Electric Cars are back again”........................................................ 4-5 Japanese Manufactures of Electric Vehicles......................................6-7 Know more about Electric Car .........................................................8-13 Full Page JCT Advertisement..........................................................14-15 Journey of Electric Cars.................................................................16-17 SLAEAJ latest news and coverage.........................................18-19 JUMVEA Safe Trade..................................................................20 Lithium ion Battery in Advantage and Disadvantage ................................21 Lithium-ion Battery – Key to the success of EV's...........................22-23 Company Introduction..........................................................................24 Interview of a personality (Who is Who?)..........................................25 Electric Vehicle Terminology .........................................................26-27 Japan Automobile Export & Production Statistics .....................28- 33 Working of Electric Car........................................................................34 JCT Advertisement ................................................................................35 Top 5 Models of Electric Cars........................................................36-37 Events and Exhibitions ..................................................................38-39 Latest News.....................................................................................40-43 JCT Members Advertisement.......................................................44- 49 Exporter Directory .........................................................................50-53

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Electric Vehicle’s &

Benefits Drawbacks Benefits

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Lower operating and maintenance costs lectric vehicles are efficient at converting stored energy into propulsion. Electric cars do not consume energy while at rest or coasting, and modern plug-in cars can capture and reuse as much as one fifth of the energy normally lost during braking through regenerative braking. Electric cars typically have on-board efficiencies of around 80%

Cost of batteries and cost of ownership Plug-in electric cars are significantly more expensive as compared to conventional internal combustion engine cars and hybrid electric cars due to the additional cost of their lithium-ion battery pack.

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No Air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions Electric cars, as well as plug-in hybrids operating in allelectric mode, emit no harmful tailpipe pollutants from the on-board source of power, such as particulates (soot), volatile organic compounds, hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, ozone, lead, and various oxides of nitrogen.

Less dependence on imported oil For the United States and the other developed countries and emerging countries their dependence on foreign oil has revived concerns about their vulnerability to price shocks and supply disruption.

Control on Oil Prices With the Electric vehicles dominating the market, the use of oil and the conventional fuels will reduce to a great extent, thus reducing their requirement around the globe.

Car-to-grid Plug-in electric cars offer users the opportunity to sell electricity stored in their batteries back to the power grid, there by helping utilities to operate more efficiently in the management of their demand peaks.

Availability of recharging infrastructure.

Plug-in recharging will take place overnight but there are no garages or driveways with power outlets at home, residents of cities, apartments, dormitories, and townhouses and thus people might be less likely to buy plug-in electric cars Potential overload of the electrical grid The existing electrical grid, and local transformers in particular, may not have enough capacity to handle the additional power load that might be required in certain areas with high plugin electric car concentrations.

Risks associated with noise reduction Electric cars and plug-in hybrids when operating in all-electric mode at low speeds produce less roadway noise as compared to cars propelled by an internal combustion engine.

Risks of battery fire Lithium-ion batteries may suffer thermal runaway and cell rupture if overheated or overcharged, and in extreme cases this can lead to combustion. To reduce these risks, lithium-ion battery packs contain fail-safe circuitry that shuts down the battery when its voltage is outside the safe range.

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Electric cars are

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n electric car is car as we all know are driven by one or more electric motor, using electrical energy stored in batteries or another energy storage device.

Major car brands around the world are busy inventing new and better models of electric cars and vehicles for the future. Japan being one of the largest auto producers has already launched the green car and still working to improve and add more features.

Do you know that electric cars were popular in the late 19th century and early 20th century, before the advances in internal combustion engine (ICE) technology and mass production of cheaper fuel cars? All car manufacturers were competing with each other for market share by bringing advance models one after the others. These advances led to a decline in the use of electric cars. Energy crisis of the 1970s and 1980s brought a short-lived interest

in electric cars, but those cars did not reach the mass marketing stage due to few important drawbacks like high cost of batteries, Non availability of recharging infrastructure, Potential overload of the electrical grid, Risks associated with noise reduction, Risks of battery fire.

Since 2008, a renaissance in electric car manufacturing has occurred due to advances in battery and power management technologies, concerns about increasing fuel prices, and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. People are being aware and are willing to pay higher to save environment.

Several national and local governments have established tax credits, subsidies and other incentives to promote the introduction and adoption in the mass market of new electric cars depending on battery size and their allelectric range.

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Demands for electric cars are shooting up at a great pace. As of January 2014, the number of mass production of electric passenger cars and utility vans available in the market is limited to about 25 models, mainly in the United States, Japan, Western European countries and China.

Japan is number one in the list of electric car sales in 2012 with a 28% market share of global sales, followed by the United States with a 26% share, China with 16%, France with 11%, and Norway with 7%.

All Japanese Top brands are competing among themselves and bringing out new models with improved technologies. Market is booming with many electric car models to choose from.

Amongst the hundreds of Electric car models in the market these days the most popular vehicles are Mitsubishi i-MiEV, Nissan Leaf, BMW ActiveE, Toyota RAV4 EV and more. The world's top selling highway-capable electric car ever is the Nissan Leaf, released in December 2010 and sold in 35 countries, with global sales

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of 100,000 units by mid January 2014, representing a 45% market share of worldwide pure electric cars sold since 2010.

Hope people around the world join this green revolution in a big way to save the earth and reserve better environment for generations to come.

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Japanese Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles Japan played an important role in the Global

rapidly increased from the 1970s to the 1990s,

Automobile Industry, since they began

overtook U.S. as the production leader with up

building their first automobiles in the middle

to 13 million cars per year manufactured and

to late 1910s. Japan Automobile Industry

exported. Japan is working hard in the

grew very fast and soon became one of the

production of Electric vehicles too. They are

most prominent and largest industries in the

producing very fine and advanced models of

world. Japan has been in the top three

EVs some are already very popular in world

countries with most cars manufactured

markets.

since 1960. The automotive industry in Japan

Nissan

Honda

Nissan produced its first Datsun a small, boxy

Honda Motor Co., Ltd. is a Japanese public multinational corporation primarily known as a manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles.

Honda was the first Japanese automobile manufacturer to release a dedicated luxury brand, Acura, in 1986. Aside from their core automobile and motorcycle businesses, Honda also manufactures garden equipment, marine engines, personal water craft and power generators, amongst others. Since 1986, Honda has been involved with artificial intelligence/robotics research and released their ASIMO robot in 2000.

In late 1999, Honda launched the first commercial hybrid electric car sold in the U.S. market, the Honda Insight. The first-generation Insight was produced from 2000 to 2006 and had a fuel economy of 70 miles per US gallon (3.4 L/100 km; 84 mpg-imp) for the EPA's highway rating, the most fuel-efficient mass-produced car at the time. Total global sales for the Insight amounted to only around 18,000 vehicles.

passenger vehicle designed by Japanese automotive pioneer Masujiro Hashimoto that was first produced in 1914 at its Yokohama plant in April 1935. The company began exporting cars to Australia that same year. Nissan converted entirely from producing small passenger cars to producing trucks and military vehicles during World War II. In 1960, Nissan became the first Japanese automaker to win the Deming Prize for engineering excellence. New Datsun models like the Bluebird (1959), the Cedric (1960) and the Sunny (1966) raised Nissan sales in Japan and abroad, and the company experienced phenomenal growth in 1960s.

The energy crises of 1970s fueled the rise in exports of affordable, fuel-efficient Japanesemade cars: The third-generation Sunny got the highest score on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's tests of fuel economy in 1973.

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Toyota Toyota was started in 1933 as a division of Toyoda Automatic Loom Works devoted to the production of automobiles under the direction of the founder's son, Kiichiro Toyoda. Its first

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Mitsubishi Mitsubishi's automotive origins date back to 1917, when the Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. introduced the Mitsubishi Model A, Japan's first series-production automobile. An entirely hand-

vehicles were the A1 passenger car and the G1 in

built seven-seater sedan based on the Fiat Tipo.

1935. The Toyota Motor Co. was established as

In 1934, Mitsubishi Shipbuilding was merged

an independent company in 1937. In 2008,

with the Mitsubishi Aircraft Co., a company

Toyota's sales surpassed General Motors, making

established in 1920 to manufacture aircraft

Toyota number one in the world. Toyota Motor

engines and other parts. The unified company

Corporation produces vehicles under 5 brands,

was known as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI),

including the Toyota brand, Hino, Lexus, Ranz,

and was the largest private company in Japan.

and Scion.

1937 developed the PX33, a prototype sedan for

Today Toyota is one of the largest companies to

military use. It was the first Japanese-built

push hybrid electric vehicles in the market and

passenger car with full-time four-wheel drive, a

the first to commercially mass-produce and sell

technology the company would return to almost

such vehicles, with the introduction of the Toyota

fifty years. Mitsubishi Motors started selling its

Prius in 1997. The company eventually began

i MiEV, the all-electric mini-car with a lithium-ion

providing this option on the main smaller cars

battery pack tucked under its floor, to retail

such as Camry and Lexus divisions, producing

customers in the summer 2009, a year ahead of

some hybrid luxury vehicles.

schedule.

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Electric Cars Toyota i-ROAD, the three wheel urban EV to be tested in Tokyo

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he days of motorcycles and two-seat mini vehicles are gone the future of the electric cars might be just around the corner.

Toyota i-ROAD urban electric vehicle is all set to be tested in Tokyo. Based on a concept car seen at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show, the iROAD comes in five candy-bright colors, seats just one, and can go about 31 miles on a single charge.

In terms of size its just 7 feet long, less than 5 feet tall, and 2.8 feet wide, It is likely to fit at least two of these electric cars in one curbside parking space!

The ultra-compact three-wheeler has a maximum speed of 37 miles per hour.

About 20 likely drivers will get to try out the seriously compact i-ROAD on the streets of Tokyo as Toyota looks for feedback on how

the EV drives, its ease of use, and whether driving such a tiny vehicle affects destination options.

2014 Mercedes B-Class Electric Car On Sale.

Just over a year after its unveiling at the 2013 New York Auto Show, the 2014 MercedesBenz B-Class Electric Drive is getting ready for its U.S. showroom arrival. The compact electric hatchback will go on sale in the U.S. this summer with a base price of $41,450.

The Electric Drive is a version of the B-Class hatchback sold in Europe, and is powered by a Tesla Motors-developed electric motor and 28-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack.

The motor develops 132 kilowatts (177 horsepower) and 251 pound-feet of torque, higher than the 100 kW (134 hp) and 228 lb-ft figures Mercedes quoted at the 2013 unveiling. Mercedes says the B-Class Electric Drive will do 0 to 60 mph in 7.9 seconds, and the top speed is limited to 100 mph.

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Estimated range is 85 miles. A full recharge from a 240-volt Level 2 source takes 3.5 hours, but 60 miles of range can be added after just 2 hours of charging. A sandwich-floor design contains the battery pack, preserving interior and luggage space while keeping the pack low for optimal weight distribution.

Japanese electric car 'goes 300km' on single charge Electric vehicle specialist SIM-Drive, which hopes to take the car to market by 2013 but gave no projected cost, said its four-seater "SIM-LEI" had motors inside each wheel and a s u p e r - l i g h t f ra m e , a l l ow i n g f o r 3 3 3 kilometres (207 miles) of motoring on one charge in a test.

Its designers say they hope the prototype, a joint project among 34 organisations including Mitsubishi Motors and engineering firm IHI, will be sold to car manufacturers for mass production.

SIM-Drive Corporation, a Japanese consortium based in Kawasaki-shi and comprised of 34 companies and municipalities, has announced that it has developed a functioning electric car based on in-wheel electric motor technology.

Named, the SIM-LEI, (Leading Efficiency InWheel motor), the electric vehicle (EV) is roughly the same length as a sedan but only as wide as a compact. It supports the same lithium-ion batteries (supplied by Toyota Corp) as most other EVs on the market and can travel over two hundred miles on a charge. What's unique about the SIM-LEI though, of course are the in-line electric wheels.

While traditional cars have their motors under the hood, including most EVs, the SIM-LEI, uses small electric motors mounted in the individual wheel housings behind the tires. These motors than drive the wheels directly, rather than using a drive shaft, which makes them far more efficient than other cars. Until now, inwheel motors have been thought to lack

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British Gas Orders 100 Nissan e-NV200 Vans The six-month winter trial of Nissan's all-electric e-NV200 van with British Gas has come to a successful conclusion with the energy giant placing an immediate order for 50 vans, with a further 50 to be delivered by the end of the calendar year. The nationwide pilot of 28 vans, and the resulting order, which was announced today at the start of the CV Show at the NEC in Birmingham, is part of British Gas' wider commitment to ensuring 10% of its fleet of 13,000 home service vans are all-electric by 2017.

Launched last November to determine viability of electric vehicle technology as part of British Gas fleet operations, the six-month pilot saw Nissan and British Gas working with Hitachi Capital Commercial Vehicle Solutions to manage the fleet operations and GatesheadCollege to train drivers in how to drive the 100% electric Nissan e-NV200.

Hitachi Capital will be funding the purchase of the Nissan e-NV200s by British Gas as well as

August~October 2014 managing the fleet of all-electric vehicles. The UK's largest ever electric commercial vehicle evaluation to date, which saw the 28 e-NV200s cover in excess of 60,000 miles between them, was launched to assess how the vans performed in winter conditions during typical British Gas home services daily usage patterns and was such a success that some drivers were reluctant to hand back their vans.

Available to purchase from June, the Nissan eNV200 is a zero emission compact van that guarantees significant savings in running costs while also helping the environment by bringing CO2 emissions down to zero at the point of use Zap Takes Orders For 25,000 Of Its Electric Cars ZAP, an electric vehicle automotive company incorporated in California and headquartered in Santa Rosa, California, jointly with Jonway Auto, its subsidiary in Zhejiang, China, announce the receipt of 25,000 committed direct orders for its newest EV models of URBEE and SPARKEE. The aggregate committed purchase orders of over 25,000 were placed with down payments from more than 30 new dealers in Beijing, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Henan, Hebei, Xian, Jinan, Shandong, and Nantong. These new dealers are the long established major dealership partners of Jonway Group from Jonway Motorcycle business.

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The launch of URBEE in April at the exhibitions held in China generated tremendously positive responses from dealers that are confident of sales and ready to buy in quantities for their dealerships. Strong market interests for the URBEE continue, as more of these new dealers

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are qualified and being signed up with quantity purchase orders. SPARKEE, which is priced at the higher end, received more than 2,000 orders from local Chinese dealers.

Production of both URBEE and SPARKEE has begun, as the Jonway Auto factory readies itself for the volume manufacturing delivery of 2,000 vehicles per month starting June 2014. Delivery of these 25,000 vehicles is scheduled over the next six months. Auto sales in China reached 22 million in 2013, far exceeding any other markets in the world. This represents a 14% increase compared to 2012.

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ourney of Electric car began in late 1800s and early 1900s. The concept of car was introduced way back in 15th century by world renowned painter, sculptor, inventor and scientist Leonardo da Vinci who designed a primitive version of the car . Most of the initial Electric Cars made in 18th and 19th century resembled horse-drawn carriages, rather most automobiles looked like that at that time. The first working electric motor and electric vehicle, a small locomotive that used two electromagnets, a pivot and a battery, was built by Thomas Davenport, an American from Vermont, in 1834. Robert Anderson of Scotland and Sibrandus Stratingh, a Dutch inventor also built electric carriages. After just a few decades of improv-ement, electric cars around this time were clean, quiet and relatively efficient.

Japan was trying to rebuild the infrastructure that was destroyed during World War II and it was a difficult situation for the country as raw materials were limited and gasoline was rationed. A team of engineers from Ta c h i k a w a A i r p l a n e C o m p a n y ( l a t e r renamed Tokyo Electric Motorcar Co. and then Price Motor Company and merged with Nissan in 1966) came up with an excellent idea of a revolutionary vehicle that could run

The electric car manufacturing industry was relatively robust and successful. In 1900, for instance, out of the total of 2,370 automobiles found in New York, Chicago and Boston, 800 of those cars were fully electric, only 400 cars were powered by gasoline and the remaining 1,170 were steam-powered automobiles.

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The energy crises of the 1970s and 1980s brought a short-lived interest in electric cars; although, those cars did not reach the mass marketing stage, as is the case in the 21st century. Since 2008, a renaissance in electric car manufacturing has occurred due to advances in battery and power management technologies, concerns about increasing oil prices, and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Electric Cars have gone through a long journey starting since the late 1800s to the present world and have faced lot of up and downs. Transformations in the field of technology, structure, style and features all have been a part of the journey. Today global markets are witnessing a boom in the demand for EVs and all major brands are filling the markets with latest and advanced models every now and then. Some of the popular Electric Cars in the markets are Mitsubishi i MiEV, Nissan Leaf, Toyota Prius PHV, Toyota RAV4 EV, Honda Fit EV, Honda Insight hybrid electric vehicle, Chevrolet Volt,

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LAEA J held first regional meeting and promotional conference in Nagoya 8th March 2014. It started with the introduction of the participants from Tokyo and Nagoya. Nagoya exporters introduction was conducted by Mr. Nishantha Meegalla as the Executive Committee Member for Aichi Prefecture of SLAEA J. And Mr. Umar Ali Vice Secretary of SLAEA J introduced Tokyo participants. Brief welcome speech was made by Mr. Wasantha Ekanayake the Trip Coordinator for Nagoya event and pointed out how important was this commitment.

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SLAEA J & SLBCJ hosted a farewell party for Mr. M. Somasena (Counsellor - Commercial of Sri Lanka Embassy in Japan) for his assistance towards association's work. As he has completed his duty term in Japan & leaving to Sri Lanka this month.

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Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV): Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle also known as a plug-in hybrid, is a hybrid electric vehicle with rechargeable batteries that can be restored to full charge by connecting a plug to an external electric power source. A plug-in hybrid vehicle operates as an all electric vehicle or BEV while operating in charge depletion mode but switches to charge sustaining mode when the battery reaches the minimum state of charge.

PHEVs are configured like a regular hybrid, but with a bigger lithium ion battery pack that can be charged up by plugging in to a regular electricity supply. Pure electric driving is increased over a standard hybrid before the ICE fires up to help power the wheels. PHEVs, as they are known, offer the chance to make short journeys on cheap, zero tailpipe emission electricity but also enable long journeys.

Battery electric vehicle (BEV): Battery electric vehicle uses chemical energy stored in rechargeable battery packs as its only source for propulsion. Most often, the term "electric car" is used to refer to battery electric vehicles. The main component in most of the electric vehicle is the battery being used to store the charge and generate power required for the propulsion.

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an engine or motor before any natural losses in power through components such as a gearbox and other ancillaries.

HP "Horsepower" - a unit that is used to measure the power of engines and motors. One unit of horsepower is equal to the power needed to lift 550 pounds one foot in one second.

DC - "Direct Current" is an electric current of constant direction. Electric car motors are either DC or AC, with DC motors generally being less expensive to buy and simpler to use on an electric car.

AC "Alternating Current" is an electric current that reverses direction at regular intervals. Electric car motors are either AC or DC with most of the new breed being of AC type.

Lithium-ion Batteries (Li-ion battery): These are the current standard electric vehicle batteries, offering good energy density, power and fast charging ability. The life of a lithium Ion battery is estimated to be the same as the life of the car. Of course 'end of life' here does not mean the cars or batteries won't work - after 10 years a lithium ion battery is expected to be at 80% efficiency, so they will still be usable replacement will be a choice, not a requirement.

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Japan New Automobile Export

By Manufacturer in Year 2013-14 2014

Manufacture

2013 Total

Jan

Feb

Mar

Total

Toyota

1,256,530

134,727

151,204

144,578

430,509

Mitsubishi Fuso

46,390

2,776

4,528

5,408

12,712

Suzuki

117,486

10,457

12,203

12,458

35,118

Hino

74,470

5,757

7,244

7,557

20,558

UD Trucks

7,122

705

778

1,286

2,769

Subaru

371,640

31,573

43,696

52,285

127,554

Honda

89,382

3,764

1,987

2,178

7,929

Daihatsu

6,235

641

489

639

1,769

Isuzu

128,300

11,076

15,457

18,093

44,626

Mitsubishi

266,152

23,327

30,923

34,315

88,565

Mazda

529,138

69,156

59,455

71,694

200,305

Nissan

379,899

32,737

38,815

35,457

107,009

3,272,744

326,696

366,779

385,948

1,079,423

Grand Total

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Japan Automobile Production

By Manufacturer in Year 2013-14

2014

2013 Total

Jan

Feb

Mar

Total

2,474,099

293,737

299,643

310,119

903,499

13,397

1,775

1,850

1,918

5,543

Subaru

482,286

55,600

49,956

62,069

167,625

Daihatsu

514,084

74,636

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80,270

154,906

Suzuki

641,121

87,932

83,972

103,068

274,972

Hino

121,756

12,408

11,846

13,401

37,655

Honda

659,820

97,145

84,883

95,031

277,059

Isuzu

181,887

20,461

21,117

24,451

66,029

Mazda

720,621

81,917

82,757

87,238

251,912

Mitsubishi Fuso

66,381

8,977

9,539

9,420

27,936

Mitsubishi

481,262

45,855

56,110

64,022

165,987

Nissan

743,950

80,360

87,126

88,754

256,240

7,100,664

860,803

788,799

939,761

2,589,363

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Grand Total

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Japan Automobile Production

By Vehicle Type in Year 2013

Passenger Cars

Buses

Trucks

Month

Grand Total

Standard

Small

Mini

Total

Standard

Small

Mini

Total

Large

Small

Total

April

371,421

136,324

126,459

634,204

44,886

23,319

34,104

102,309

692

10,525

11,217

747,730

May

365,005

129,248

126,026

620,279

46,276

23,120

32,130

101,526

700

10,209

10,909

732,714

June

388,307

158,610

137,324

684,241

50,157

26,425

36,202

112,784

644

10,888

11,532

808,557

July

435,363

180,220

160,421

776,004

54,476

27,553

39,660

121,689

783

11,638

12,421

910,114

August

319,682

140,719

116,446

576,847

42,433

22,381

28,780

93,594

799

0

799

671,240

Sept.

420,878

185,727

138,473

745,078

52,377

28,213

36,344

116,934

855

10,756

11,611

873,623

Oct.

431,472

169,204

144,232

744,908

49,540

24,664

41,403

115,607

904

10,015

10,919

871,434

Nov.

395,429

163,034

160,670

719,133

48,691

26,041

41,633

116,365

847

9,806

10,653

846,151

Dec.

363,109

148,168

156,756

668,033

46,039

24,638

37,896

108,573

813

9,190

10,003

786,609

G.Total

3,490,666

1,411,254

1,266,807

6,168,727

434,875

226,354

328,152

989,381

7,037

83,027

90,064

7,248,172

Japan Automobile Production

By Vehicle Type in Year 2014

Passenger Cars

Buses

Trucks

Month

Standard

Small

Mini

Total

Standard

Small

Mini

Total

Large

Small

Total

Grand Total

January

406,429

159,346

172,201

737,976

47,221

27,291

35,763

110,275

730

11,822

12552

860,803

February

407,628

163,845

169,903

741,376

48,185

27,838

33,974

109,997

779

11,245

12024

863,397

March

423,564

183,284

198,621

805,469

52,449

30,836

39,814

123,099

852

10,341

11193

939,761

G.Total

1,237,621

506,475

540,725

2,284,821

147,855

85,965

109,551

343,371

2,361

33,408

357,69

2,663,961

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Japan Export Automobile

By Region in Year 2013-14 2013

2014

Region

Total

Jan

Feb

Mar

Total

Asia

432,566

34,416

49,329

49,331

133,076

Worldwide

3,989

559

796

939

2,294

Oceania

305,946

25,828

31,943

32,722

90,493

Africa

170,886

12,856

14,019

14,959

41,834

Latin America

263,390

20,546

21,761

27,969

70,276

North America

1,464,875

128,672

133,697

135,834

398,203

Europe

512,755

62,823

66,483

69,828

199,134

Middle-East

388,946

40,996

48,751

54,366

144,113

Grand Total

3,543,353

326,696

366,779

385,948

1,079,423

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Export Automobile By Vehicle Type in Year 2013-14 Month

Passenger Cars

Trucks

Buses

Grand Total

April - 2013

347,378

38,736

11,699

397,813

May - 2013

315,249

34,622

9,881

359,752

June - 2013

357,140

42,758

11,679

411,577

July - 2013

363,294

38,380

12,246

413,920

August - 2013

304,075

37,414

9,728

351,217

September-2013

366,668

45,048

12,478

424,194

October- 2013

359,293

37,102

11,314

407,709

November- 2013

364,907

39,107

11,983

415,997

December- 2013

325,856

42,115

11,305

379,276

January- 2014

285,812

30,000

10,884

326,696

February- 2014

314,145

39,963

12,671

366,779

March- 2014

330,925

43,680

11,343

385,948

Grand Total

4,034,742

468,925

137,211

4,640,878

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Japan Used Automobile Export Worldwide in Year 2014 Rank

Country Name

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Total

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MYANMAR

7,399

9,401

13,043

12,874

14,319

57,036

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RUSSIA

5,651

9,551

11,280

14,864

13,191

54,537

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U.A.E.

7,992

10,334

12,025

12,580

9,825

52,756

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NEW ZEALAND

7,189

8,456

10,438

11,267

8,700

46,050

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CHILE

4,046

8,609

9,669

7,674

6,937

36,935

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KENYA

2,241

3,632

5,823

6,332

5,610

23,638

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South AFRICA

3,227

4,152

4,580

4,721

3,976

20,656

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KYRGYZ

2,754

4,089

4,074

3,912

2,824

17,653

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TANZANIA

2,362

2,641

3,321

3,578

2,915

14,817

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GEORGIA

2,013

2,351

2,954

3,632

3,332

14,282

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MONGOLIA

2,253

2,260

2,431

3,532

3,324

13,800

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PAKISTAN

758

2,070

2,646

3,726

3,748

12,948

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UGANDA

1,916

1,921

2,908

3,172

2,300

12,217

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PHILIPPINES

1,302

2,087

2,824

2,818

2,349

11,380

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MALAYSIA

1,554

2,009

2,614

2,449

2,190

10,816

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ZAMBIA

1,887

2,038

2,363

2,201

1,643

10,132

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SRI LANKA

1,411

1,833

1,883

1,661

1,892

8,680

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MOZAMBIQUE

1,066

1,596

1,843

1,955

2,097

8,557

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BANGLADESH

780

1,047

1,661

1,967

1,928

7,383

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TRINIDAD and TOBAGO

953

1,478

1,453

1,394

1,235

6,513

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SURINAM

527

777

1,540

1,189

1,617

5,650

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THAILAND

605

965

1,066

1,053

918

4,607

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HONG KONG

520

761

961

940

926

4,108

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BOTSWANA

518

585

752

1,123

727

3,705

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JAMAICA

494

460

929

894

819

3,596

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GUYANA

842

574

725

560

650

3,351

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ZIMBABWE

581

697

777

506

725

3,286

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AUSTRALIA

411

518

561

703

560

2,753

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MAURITIUS

282

384

513

670

553

2,402

Grand Total

63,534

87,276

107,657

113,947

101,830

474,244

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The array of rechargeable batteries gives power to the controller. The controller provides power to the electric motor which in turn provides an instant torque to electric car and create smooth acceleration.

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It is also possible that older battery technologies such as Nickel-Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) batteries, whose efficiency usually tops out at about 40 percent, may see their limits stretched, as the materials inside are doped with other elements to yield still higher charge densities.

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Chevrolet Volt Chevrolet Volt a practical hybrid that consists a plug-in electric motor with a conventional gas engine.The hybrid combination operates in four modes based on range and performance needs. In purely electric mode, the Volt can travel up to 50 miles, In all-electric mode the Volt returns the equivalent of 93 mpg, a number that drops to 37 mpg in gasolineonly mode; combined fuel economy is 60 mpg. Volt runs strictly off a 48 kWh Lithium-ion battery pack that is charged solely by a small 1.4-liter four-cylinder engine whose sole task is to keep the battery charged.

Toyota Prius PHV Toyota Prius PHV a mid-size plug-in hybrid electric vehicle based on a third generation Toyota Prius (model ZVW30) outfitted with 4.4 kWh lithium-ion batteries co-developed with Panasonic, which enable all-electric operation at higher speeds and longer distances. The lithium-ion battery pack can be charged in 180 minutes at 120 volts or in 90 minutes at 240 volts. The car's hybrid system delivers 134 net horsepower, with a 98 horsepower (105 foot pounds of torque) motor and a 60-kilowatt (80horsepower) electric motor.

Ford Fusion Energi Ford Fusion Energi offers a robust plug-in electric system in an ultra-popular roomy full-size sedan platform and an equivalent of about 100 miles per gallon, without compromising style or passenger space. After its battery is depleted, the Fusion Energi still delivers 43 miles per gallon.

The EPA certifies the Fusion Energi to deliver 108 MPGe in city driving; 92 MPGe on the highway; and a combined 100 MPGe. Charging time for the Fusion Energi should be about 2.5 hours with a 220-volt source, and overnight from a standard household outlet.

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he Russian automotive market is set to become the largest market in Europe in the next years. In 2013 /14 the Russian car market is expected to rebound to pre-crisis conditions with 2.8 Mio car sales in Russia and there is a significant growth potential for the automotive industry forecasted until 2017. It is remarkable that the automotive suppliers also have a large share in this development.

Moscow-Russia Date : 28 - 31 August, 2014 www.interauto.auto-fairs.com

CRC Speedshow – New Zealand’s biggest, most diverse and exciting automotive event where fans can fuel their passion for cars, bikes and motor sports.

CRC Speedshow 2014 New Zealand www.speedshow.co.nz Date: 19th Jul. 2014 ~ 20th Jul. 2014

The annual Gauteng Motor Show is once again gearing up to deliver it’s highly anticipated one-stop extreme ‘moto-tainment’ show, merging the thrill of live-action performances with audience entertainment aplenty.

Gauteng Motor Show South Africa www.thebereed.co.za/gautengmotorshow Date: 25-27 Jul 2014

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Moscow International Automobile Salon, the leading automotive event of the year, will be held August 29 through September 7, 2014 in Crocus Expo IEC.

MIAS Moscow International Automobile Salon Moscow Moscow-Russia eng.mas-expo.ru/mas 27.08.2014 - 07.09.2014

Over 6000 industry professionals in the automotive aftermarket sector visited MYANAUTO'13 as it took place from 20-22 November 2013 at Tatmadaw Hall in Yangon, making it Myanmar's biggest ever event for the industry.

Myanauto Rangoon Yangon-Myanmar www.myanauto.com 04.09.2014 - 06.09.2014

Thousands of Land Rovers and Club Displays, Jam Packed main arena action ranging from all-action demonstration laps, off-road demonstration challenges and a number of technical challenges.

Billing Land Rover Fest Northamptonshire-United Kingdom www.billinglandroverfest.co.uk

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Sayuri President's visit to Mauritius President of Sayuri International Co,.Ltd, Mr.Saman Priyankara made a visit to Mauritius last week. He managed to meet several of loyal customers of Sayuri during this short visit. He could witness port of Mauritius which was filled with cars exported by Sayuri. Sayuri International is the main Japan car supplier to Mauritians.

Even though Mr.Saman couldn't find time to meet many of the loyal customers, he has thanked all those Mauritius customers for their loyalty and long standing trust on Sayuri, in a post in his Facebook profile.

SLAEAJ Activity Promotion and Membership Drive Oyama 2014 SLAEAJ(Sri Lanka Automobile Exporters Assosiation in Japan) held another successful activity promotion event in Japan on Friday, May 23rd 2014 at Oyama Grand Hotel. Mr.Saman president of Sayuri International who is also a member of SLAEAJ participated in the event. Following is a thanking letter received from Mr. Jagath Ramanayaka, president of SLAEAJ after the event.

Dear SLAEAJ Members, First of all, I take this opportunity to thank, HE the Ambassador Mr. Wasantha Karannagoda of the Sri Lankan Embassy in Japan, and the other embassy staff for giving us the support and also providing an opportunity to extend our activities throughout Japan.

Especially, I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude for Mr. Jayantha Bandara who joined with his tight and busy schedule. I would like to congratulate all the individuals of the organizing committee, and the SLAEAJ members for completing a very successful another activity promotion event in Japan on Friday, May 23rd 2014 at Oyama Grand Hotel.

In a very short period our organizing committee managed to get this event organized, thanks to Mr. Anura Batuwatta, Mr. Jayantha Hettiarachchi and Mr. Lasantha Nandasiri. Their aspiration and strong mind to promote SLAEAJ activities in Tochigi prefecture will open the door to the new possibilities for SLAEAJ operations in Japan.

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Customer from Malawi comes in Japan to purchase trucks from RamaDBK for his transportation business.

Albert has been living in Australia for several years but he is originally a citizen of Malawi, in the Great Lakes region in East Africa. Now, he has decided to go back to his mother land and to begin a transportation business on his own. To begin his new activity, Albert needed some cheap and reliable trucks. After much research, he has come to the conclusion that Japanese trucks would be the most suitable for Malawi. After checking on Internet, he has decided to fly to Japan to visit RamaDBK, a renowned exporter of trucks with a huge genuine stock of vehicles. RamaDBK sales representative, Mr Yano, has helped Albert to find the best trucks for his new business. Finally Albert has purchased 2 small Isuzu flatbed trucks for transporting goods and also, a Toyota Crown for himself.

Today, Albert is back in Malawi, waiting for the delivery of his 3 vehicles from RamaDBK, arriving in the port in a few weeks time.

Toyota, Honda recall 4.3 million cars over defective airbag worldwide-Nissan, Mazda affected too Toyota Motor Corp. is recalling 2.27 million vehicles worldwide over fears a faulty airbag inflator could explode.

The company said it was notifying owners of vehicles involved in a 2013 safety recall, including 766,300 in the U.S., to replace airbag inflators. Previously, it asked dealers to inspect the air bags and only replaced those judged to be faulty.

The recall involves about 20 Toyota models, incuding some Corolla subcompacts and Tundra pickups made in 2003-2004 and some 2002-2004 Lexux SC 430 coupes.

Of the total number of vehicles affected by the current recall, 650,000 are in Japan and 1.62 million in the rest of the world.

Meanwhile, other three carmakers announced on June 23 that they are recalling vehicles with defective airbags supplied by Takata Corp.

Honda is recalling 2,033,230 vehicles worldwide, while Mazda is doing so 159,807 vehicles. Nissan is recalling 128,000 vehicles in Japan.

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Toyota selects developer for new North American HQ office Toyota Motor North America announced on July 10 that it has selected the Dallas-based developer KDC to build its new North American headquarters in Texas.

In the end of April 2014, Toyota announced the plan to relocate their corporate operations, such as manufacturing, sales and finance, in Plano, located in northern Dallas, Texas.

The current headquarters is in Torrance, California. This is going to be their first relocation in 60 years.

Four companies are to relocate to Plano.

These are Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. (TEMA), Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. (TMS), Toyota Motor North America (TMA), and Toyota Motor Credit Corporation (TMCC).

Relocating the headquarters will centralize the base of operations, promote cooperation and efficiency of each function, and help deliver better vehicles to customers. The aim is to have sustainable growth in the North American market.

Be Forward used car exporter sets new record in June with 15,595 vehicles sold Used car exporter Be Forward announced that the forecasts for its June exports broke a new record with a 82.1% year-over-year growth at 15,595 cars sold.

Be Forward's used car exports have been experiencing renewed sales for 68 straight months. It predicts its month-over-month sales to have grown 79.8%, with earnings of 4,341,640,000 yen.

The start of domestic services in Mongolia with its Be Forward Service Card has played a contributing role in raising sales profit. Service Card offers all of its services at the time of delivery. The ten participating companies that include car repair and sheet metal shops, parts shops, body coating services, number plate services and Japanese language schools offer discounts of 5-40%.

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Australian Automobile Association is opposing wider opening to second hand cars The Australian Automobile Association (AAA) and the automobile industry of Australia have declared their strong opposition to the opening of the local market to imported used vehicles, as advocated last month by the Productivity Commission. In 2013, the last 3 car manufacturers in Australia have announced their decision to close their plants by year 2017. At that date, no more new cars will be manufactured in Australia, and every new car on the market would have to come from abroad.

The AAA claims that opening the market widely to imported used vehicles would wipe out a large part of the value of the cars already on the road in Australia for now and make price competition to the locally sold used vehicles. One concern may be the 360,000 units of company cars that should be sold on the local used vehicle market in the next 2 years. We can understand that it may be considered a little too early to open the market to used vehicles, but anyway, it will have to be done by year 2017, and it will certainly not be opened without restrictions. For instance, Australia’s neighbor, New Zealand, is importing a large number of used vehicles from Japan but with strict regulations about the year of manufacture and the emissions standards.

Production of Fairlady Z Roadster for Japan to end Nissan Motor Co. said it will stop making Japan-market Fairlady Z Roadster model when the order acceptance ends at the end of September 2014.

The 2-seater open-top model featuring a 3.7-liter VQ37VHR engine was added to the Fairlady family in October 2009 after the base vehicle was fully redesigned in 2008.

Cumulative sales of the roadster model were 794 units in Japan as of the end of April 2014.

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Be Forward Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-42-440-3440 www.beforward.jp See Ad on Page : 9

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Auto Galaxy Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-42-396-8118 www.autogalaxy.jp See Ad on Page : 45

Bros Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-3-5905-1092 www.bros-tokyo.com See Ad on Page : 20

Every Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-25-211-3260 www.everycar.jp See Ad on Page : 5

Auto Link Holdings LLC Phone : +81-50-6861-3388 www.autolink.co.jp See Ad on Page : 44

Car Junction Ltd. Phone : +81-90-9685-6566 www.carjunction.com See Ad on Page : 22

Ex-Auto Japan Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-90-5885-9541 www.exautojp.com See Ad on Page : 45

Auto Portal Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-725-23-8770 www.autoportal.co.jp See Ad on Page : 21

Carnival Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-7-2281-8000 www.carnival-t.jp See Ad on Page : 10

Fareena Corporation Japan Phone : +81-90-5447-2232 www.fareenacorp.com See Ad on Page : 38

Aichi Trading Phone: +81-56-927-5080 www.aichitrading.com Al Ain Japan (Pvt) Ltd. Phone : +81-45-594-0507 www.alainjapan.com See Ad on Page : 39

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JCT Members Fujiyama Trading Ltd Phone : +81-45-671-0091 www.fujiyama-trading.co.jp See Ad on Page : 47 Get Cars Japan Ltd. Phone : +81-66-421-6411 www.getcarsjapanauction.com

Global Partners Co., Ltd Phone : +81-3-6808-1041 www.globalpartnersjp.com See Ad on Page : 46 Green Drive Corporation Phone : +81-90-1873-1329 www.japanesecartrade.com/ greendrive

Japan Car Network Inc. Phone : +81-47-721-0001 www.japancarnetwork.com See Ad on Page : 8

J-Logi Co. Ltd. Phone: +81-46-281-7031 www.j-logi.com See Ad on Page : 53

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K. I Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-46-292-7170 www.kicoltd.jp See Ad on Page : 46

Japan Flame Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-04-3424-0452 www.japanflame.com See Ad on Page : 47

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Hiru Japan Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-44-200-4341 www.hirujapan.net See Ad on Page :47

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Kotobuki Factory Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-6-4303-3102 www.jdafilter.com See Ad on Page : 44

Imperial Solutions Ltd. Phone : +81-34-578-9208 www.imperialsolutions.jp See Ad on Page : 47

Jimex Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-45-250-0888 www.jimex.co.jp See Ad on Page : 31

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JCT Members Lucus Japan Phone : +81-9014418016 www.lucusjapan.com See Ad on Page : 46 Maris Inc. Phone : +81-45-540-1241 www.marisjapan.com Mawar International Traders Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-567-520-244 www.mawarinternational.com See Ad on Page : 47 Meiho Tsusho Corporation (Quality Cars Japan) Phone : +81-52-936-2888 www.qualitycarsjapan.com See Ad on Page : 25 MI-Cars Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-42-710-5005 www.mi-cars.com See Ad on Page : 48 Monashe Trading Ltd. Phone : +81-567-31-4035 www.monashetrading.com See Ad on Page : 36 Mx Japan Ltd. Phone : +81-90-3961-9532 www.mx-japan.com See Ad on Page : 44

Newgate Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-11-598-1225 See Ad on Page : 48 Nihonsha Land Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-25-278-6050 www.nihonshaland.com See Ad on Page : 27 Nikko Auto Ltd. Phone : +81-52-301-3662 www.nikko-auto.co.jp See Ad on Page : 48 Nikkyo Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-3-5960-0274 www.nikkyocars.com See Ad on Page : 48 O.S NETWORK Co., Ltd. Phone : +81-3-5698-3121 www.osn.jp See Ad on Page : 12 Pacific Boeki Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-3-5798-7681 www.pacificboeki.com See Ad on Page : 46 Paragon Automobile Co. Ltd. Phone : +81-4-7138-6861 www.paragonautomobile.com See Ad on Page : 48 Phenix Inc. Phone : +81-50-3538-8456 www.japanese-cars.jp See Ad on Page : 48

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