Plano, Texas (March 18, 2024)– Toyota is proud to announce that the 2024 Highlander Hybrid has been honored with thetitle of “Best Hybrid SUV for Families” by U.S. News & World Report. This recognition reaffirms Toyota’s dedication to delivering unparalleled high quality, innovation, and efficiency to households throughout North America.
“We are thrilled to receive this great award from U.S. News & World Report,” mentioned Mike Tripp, Group Vice President Toyota Marketing. “It is a testament to our ongoing commitment to offer vehicles with family-friendly features that fit busy lifestyles. We look forward to continuing to focus on what customers need and providing families with vehicles that help them take on each day.”
Toyota Highlander Hybrid’s seamless mix of superior engineering, fascinating design, and handy utility, make it the best alternative for at present’s households. Available in LE, LE Nightshade, XLE, XLE Nightshade, Limited, and Platinum grades, the Highlander Hybrid is crafted with precision and a spotlight to element at Toyota’s Princeton, Indiana manufacturing facility. From its hanging exterior to its meticulously designed inside, each side of the Highlander Hybrid brings stand-out model and performance.
Behind the wheel, drivers expertise an exciting mixture of energy and effectivity. The Highlander Hybrid’s2.5-liter engine and Toyota Hybrid system mix for an EPA estimated ranking of up-to 36 mixed MPG on FWD geared up fashions.Thehybrid powertrain deliversspectaculargas financial system with out sacrificing efficiency,with 243mixed internet horsepowerfrom the gasoline engine and hybridsystem,175 lb.-ft. ofenginetorque,andthe potential to towup-to3,500 kilos.
Inside, households will discover beneficiant inside area that comfortably accommodates seven passengers when geared up with second-row fold-down captain’s chairs (customary on XLE, Limited, and Platinum grades) and eight passengers when geared up with sliding and reclining fold-flat second-row bench seats (customary on LE and out there on Platinum). The Highlander Hybrid’s versatile seating configuration makes it good for lengthy journeys, airport runs, or day by day commutes. It additionally has premium supplies out there, likeleather-trimmed seats on the Limited and Platinum Hybrid grades for arefined and welcoming ambiance.
The Toyota Highlander Hybrid can be filled with modern options designed to reinforce security, consolation, and comfort. From its customary Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 lively security techniques to the modern, U.S. developed Toyota Audio Multimedia System with wi-fi Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility. Families also can improve their drive with a number of accessible Toyota Connected Service trials*, like Drive Connect, Remote Connect, Service Connect, and Wi-Fi Connect.
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The 2024 Highlander Hybrid Nightshade features stylish 18-inch black wheels and accents
The Hybrid Nightshade is available on LE or XLE grades in a choice of front- or all-wheel drive
The Highlander lineup offers efficient hybrid or turbocharged 4-cylinder options
The Highlander Hybrid offers up to a remarkable 36 combined MPG rating
Hands-free power liftgate now standard on all XLE (Gas, Hybrid, Nightshade) and XSE (Gas) grades
Latest Toyota Audio Multimedia System standard and available 12.3-inch touchscreen
PLANO, Texas (Sept. 27, 2023) – Toyota is introducing the Highlander Hybrid Nightshade Edition for the 2024 model year. This new model features a blackout treatment to the wheels, grille, mirror caps, and rear badging, giving it a striking appearance. The Highlander Hybrid Nightshade is available on the LE and XLE grades, adding an extra layer of style to the Highlander lineup. Inside, the XLE grade features uniquely trimmed black seats with silver accents. The Highlander Hybrid Nightshade is designed to exceed expectations and stand out from the crowd.
The 2024 Highlander comes in six different Hybrid grades and five different gas grades, with seating for up to eight passengers. The Hybrid models are equipped with a 2.5L 4-cylinder hybrid engine, while the gas grades feature a 2.4L 4-cylinder turbocharged engine. The Highlander now comes standard with a hands-free power liftgate on all XLE (gas, hybrid, Nightshade) and XSE (gas) grades.
The Highlander offers a choice of front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, with different drivetrain options available depending on the grade. The 2024 Highlander Hybrid has an impressive fuel efficiency rating, with up to a manufacturer-estimated 36 MPG combined rating, while the gas model achieves up to 29 MPG. The Highlander also plays a part in Toyota’s effort to reach carbon neutrality, with a commitment to offering a wide range of low- and zero-emissions vehicles.
The Highlander Hybrid Nightshade edition features bold style with blacked-out touches. It is available in a choice of exterior colors, including Cement, Wind Chill Pearl, Midnight Black Metallic, or Ruby Flare Pearl. The Nightshade edition also includes black painted 18-inch five-spoke wheels, black grille trim, mirror caps, door handles, rear badging, rear spoiler, and shark fin antenna. The XLE Nightshade grade also adds black roof rails.
Inside, the LE Nightshade grade features black fabric-trimmed seats, while the XLE grade adds black two-toned Softex-trimmed seats with unique embossed fabric inserts and silver accent stitching. The XLE Nightshade also includes standard heated seats for the driver and front passenger, a 10-way power-adjustable driver seat, and captain seats for the second row passengers. The LE and XLE Nightshade grades come with an 8-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia touchscreen as standard, with the option to upgrade to a 12.3-inch touchscreen on the XLE grade.
The Highlander Hybrid is known for its remarkable efficiency and performance. It combines a high-efficiency 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine with two electric motor-generators, delivering a total system horsepower of 243. The Highlander Hybrid’s battery pack is installed under the second-row seats, preserving cargo and passenger space. The Hybrid models also feature an advanced all-wheel drive system that can power the rear wheels when needed, seamlessly switching on and off as required.
The gas grades of the Highlander are powered by a 2.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that delivers impressive power and efficiency. These models are available with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive and come with selectable drive modes for different driving conditions. AWD models also feature Multi-Terrain Select, allowing drivers to select between different driving modes for various off-road situations. The Highlander gas models have a towing capacity of up to 5,000 pounds and include Trailer Sway Control to help maintain stability while towing.
The 2024 Highlander offers comfortable and versatile seating arrangements and plenty of cargo space. It comes with an 8-inch Toyota Audio Multimedia system as standard, with optional upgrades to a 12.3-inch touchscreen and a JBL Premium Audio system. The Highlander also offers a wide range of connectivity features, including wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, Wi-Fi Connect, and Connected Services.
The Highlander comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+, which includes a suite of advanced safety features such as Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control, Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist, Lane Tracing Assist, Road Sign Assist, and Automatic High Beams. Additional safety features such as Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross Traffic Alert are available on higher grades.
Toyota offers a comprehensive warranty for the Highlander, including a basic new-vehicle warranty, powertrain warranty, and hybrid-related component warranty. The Highlander also comes with ToyotaCare, a plan that covers factory-scheduled maintenance and roadside assistance for a certain period of time.
The Toyota Highlander Hybrid Nightshade Edition elevates the Highlander lineup with its bold and stylish design. With its impressive fuel efficiency, versatility, and advanced safety features, the Highlander is ready to take on any journey in style.
The Toyota Highlander lineup has been expanded with the addition of the larger Grand Highlander, which offers more cargo space, passenger space, and onboard technology.
The Grand Highlander comes standard with a larger 12.3-inch infotainment screen, wireless charging, and more USB ports compared to the regular Highlander. It also has improved safety features and Toyota’s new proactive driving assist.
The Grand Highlander is both larger and more premium-looking on the outside, with more interior space and a more modern design. It also offers a more powerful engine option with the Hybrid-Max powertrain, although it is slightly less fuel efficient and more expensive than the regular Highlander.
The Toyota Highlander is one of the most popular names among three-row SUVs. It has been available since 2001 and has been carrying families across countries ever since. For 2024, Toyota decided to expand the Highlander lineup by adding the Grand Highlander. As the name suggests, this is a larger version of the beloved SUV. However, it is by no means just a stretched variant. There are plenty of differences when it comes to the chassis but also the body of the vehicle.
In this article, we are going over those changes by providing you with information regarding cargo space, passenger space, exterior dimensions, and available engines. This will help you make the right decision when choosing between the two available Highlander models. Just keep in mind that the Grand Highlander is a model new to the Toyota lineup, so it may have a few hiccups that the decades-old Highlander has already worked through. Thankfully, both vehicles use the same basic foundation, so the general knowledge gained from the older version can be used on the newer, grander version.
Updated August 15, 2023: The Toyota Grand Highlander is new for 2024, but its smaller sibling has been around for a few years. Both versions are great midsize SUVs, each bringing its unique qualifications to the table. For that reason, we have decided to update this article with some more up-to-date information to keep you informed so you can make an educated decision between the two models.
The standard Highlander is already well-equipped and very comfortable. However, the Grand Highlander steps it up a notch. The smaller vehicle has an 8.0-inch infotainment screen and a seven-inch digital gauge cluster. A 12.3-inch gauge cluster and infotainment system are only available on more expensive trim levels.
On the Grand Highlander, the larger 12.3-inch infotainment screen comes as standard regardless of the trim level you choose, with only the larger gauge cluster offered as an optional extra. Also, the Grand Highlander comes as standard with wireless charging, while the smaller Highlander doesn’t. The regular Highlander has five USB ports, but the Grand Highlander has seven. USB ports can even be found in the third-row seats, where this vehicle excels.
When it comes to safety, the Grand Highlander has the upper hand as it implements Toyota Safety Sense 3.0. The regular Highlander only features the older TSS 2.5+. This means the newer and larger SUV has improved safety features and comes standard with additions like blind spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert. Furthermore, the Grand Highlander gets Toyota’s new proactive driving assist which provides automated speed control based on traffic and weather conditions.
One of the best upgrades for the TSS 3.0 driving assist is that the proactive system will use radar technology to slowly apply brakes around corners or when nearing an object, such as a pedestrian or bicyclist when needed. This not only keeps you safe but keeps everyone else on the roads safe as well.
Interior Space Is Drastically Improved In The Grand Highlander
Both the Highlander and Grand Highlander can be configured as three-row SUVs with second-row captain’s chairs available. The difference between them is primarily seen in passenger space – especially in the third row. The Highlander offers 36.1 inches of headroom and 28 inches of legroom in the third row. The Grand Highlander, on the other hand, provides 37.2 inches of headroom and 33.5 inches of legroom.
Cargo space is also drastically improved in the Grand Highlander model. You will get 26.6 cubic feet with the third row up or 97.5 with the third and second rows folded. Compare these numbers to the 16 and 84.3 cubic feet figures for the standard Highlander. It is evident that the larger variant is the one to get if you value cargo space.
The Grand Highlander Is Both Larger And More Premium On The Outside
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As you would expect, more interior space also means a larger vehicle on the outside. So, how much bigger is the Grand Highlander? Well, size measurements come in at 201.4 inches in length, 78.3 in width, and 70.1 in height. In comparison, the smaller standard Highlander has a length of 194.9 inches and a width and height of 76 and 68.1 inches, respectively.
Aside from the size, the two vehicles also share different designs. At first glance, this might not be obvious, but the Grand Highlander certainly looks more modern and premium than the regular version. The front end features more modern and aggressive headlights paired with a prominent grille more fitting to Toyota’s current design language. The rear is much of the same story as the Grand Highlander makes the standard Highlander look a bit dated.
The Highlander and Grand Highlander offer similar specs in the engine department. The standard engine available for both crossovers, is a 265-horsepower 2.4-liter inline four-cylinder. Now, when it comes to the Hybrid options, we have a difference between the drivetrains available for these two SUVs. Both will get a 2.5 liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder paired to an electric motor for a combined output of 243 horsepower.
Fuel mileage for a 2.4-liter engine in the standard Highlander is 21-22 MPG in the city and 28-29 on the highway. For the Grand Highlander, you will be looking at 20-21 MPG in the city and 26-28 on the highway, which is a little bit less due to the added weight of the new model. Which, of course, is not too surprising. The same will be with the basic Hybrid model for the two because the Grand Highlander’s weight will reduce the hybrid system’s efficiency.
What may be surprising is when you compare the best that the Highlander has to offer to the best that the Grand Highlander has to offer, regardless of the weight. For the current Highlander, the Hybrid model can get up to 36 MPG combined, according to the EPA. When you factor in the Grand Highlander Hybrid MAX model, you can expect to get a combined average of up to 27 MPG. So to get 119 horsepower more, you will, in essence, lose nine miles per gallon in fuel economy.
Between the two, which one should you get? Or, if you already own a Highlander, should you upgrade to the new Grand Highlander? Well, it depends. Obviously, there are benefits associated with going with the more recent and larger vehicle but also some drawbacks. The most significant benefit is more third-row space.
Furthermore, you will get additional interior technology and better engineering as this is a newer vehicle. Finally, the Grand Highlander will offer the option of the 2.4-liter turbo engine paired to a hybrid system which is by far the most powerful engine ever fitted in a Highlander model. Therefore, if power is a high priority, the Grand Highlander is the SUV to go for.
The larger variant comes with the penalties of being harder to park and generally larger around the city. Also, it will be more expensive and slightly less fuel efficient. The choice between the two is on you. If you value interior space, more powerful engines, and a more modern design, the Grand Highlander is the vehicle to get. If you want to save some cash and don’t mind the standard Highlander’s features, then the cheaper option is the one to go for.
The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander offers more interior space than the standard Highlander, with 5.5 inches of additional legroom in the rear row and ample cargo room for up to seven carry-on suitcases.
The Grand Highlander has a turbocharged four-cylinder engine with 265 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque, providing more torque than the competition. It also offers a basic hybrid option with a combined horsepower of 243 horses and impressive fuel efficiency.
The Grand Highlander comes in multiple trim levels, offering options for different budgets and preferences. It features advanced tech and connectivity, including a 12.3-inch touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a JBL audio system with 13 speakers.
The mid-size three-row SUV market has seen significant growth in recent years, with several new models offering attractive pricing and a wide range of features. Toyota’s Highlander has been a popular choice in this segment, and now the brand is introducing the Grand Highlander for those seeking even more space and luxury. Set to debut in 2024, the Grand Highlander offers a host of features that set it apart from the competition.
Here are the top 20 features of the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander:
20The Grand Highlander Is More Spacious Than The Standard Highlander
The Grand Highlander offers more interior space than the standard Highlander. It has an additional 5.5 inches of legroom in the rear row, providing a total of 33.5 inches of legroom for third-row passengers.
19The Toyota Grand Highlander Has Cargo Room Beyond Practical Need
The Grand Highlander offers generous cargo space, with 21 cubic feet of storage space behind the rear row. The total cargo capacity is 97.5 cubic feet behind the front seats.
18Turbocharged Four-Cylinder Is The One ICE Option On The 2024 Grand Highlander
The Grand Highlander is powered by a turbocharged four-cylinder engine with 265 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque. It offers impressive performance and fuel efficiency.
17The 2024 Grand Highlander Can Come With A Basic Hybrid System
The Grand Highlander is also available with a basic hybrid system, which combines a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with two electric motors. It has a combined horsepower of 243 and offers excellent fuel efficiency.
16The Grand Highlander Is Available With Toyota’s Hybrid MAX Engine
The Grand Highlander is available with Toyota’s Hybrid MAX engine, which offers impressive performance with 362 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of torque. It is the most powerful mid-size SUV engine from Toyota and can tow up to 5,000 pounds.
15The Grand Highlander Comes In Many Trim Levels
The Grand Highlander is available in multiple trim levels, allowing buyers to choose the one that best suits their budget and preferences. The trim levels include XLE, Limited, Platinum, Hybrid XLE, Hybrid Limited, Hybrid MAX Limited, and Hybrid MAX Platinum.
14The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Comes With Plenty Of Connectivity
The Grand Highlander is equipped with a range of tech and connectivity features. It comes with a 12.3-inch touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a JBL audio system with 13 speakers. It also offers a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot, HD Radio, SiriusXM, and over-the-air updates for enhanced connectivity.
13JBL Audio System Helps Bump The 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander
The Grand Highlander comes with a JBL audio system as standard, featuring 13 speakers and an optional 11-inch JBL subwoofer. It provides high-quality sound for an immersive audio experience.
12The Grand Highlander Offers The Perfect Sized 12.3-inch Touchscreen
The Grand Highlander is equipped with a 12.3-inch touchscreen, providing a perfect balance between screen size and driver safety. It allows for easy navigation and control of various functions without being overly distracting.
11Synthetic Leather Seats Are Standard, And Captain’s Chairs Are Available
The Grand Highlander comes with synthetic leather seats as standard, providing a luxurious and comfortable interior. It also offers the option for second-row captain’s chairs, adding a touch of elegance and convenience.
10Toyota’s Multi-Terrain Select Is Available
The Grand Highlander is available with Toyota’s Multi-Terrain Select system, which allows drivers to choose different driving modes for various terrains such as mud/sand, rock/dirt, and snow. This feature enhances the SUV’s off-road capabilities.
7It Features Plenty Of Creature Comforts And Convenience Features
The Grand Highlander offers a range of creature comforts and convenience features, including a power liftgate, garage door opener, power door locks, wireless smartphone charging, and an auto-dimming mirror. Higher trim levels add features like ventilated front seats, ambient lighting, and a panoramic moonroof.
1Wait Times After Ordering A 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid May Be Surprising
There have been reports of significant wait times for customers who have special ordered a 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid. Due to supply issues and high demand, the waiting period for delivery can range from one to two years. It’s advisable to inquire about the wait time before placing an order.
Overall, the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander offers a spacious and luxurious option in the mid-size SUV segment. With its impressive features and advanced technology, it’s a compelling choice for buyers looking for comfort, performance, and practicality.
The Grand Highlander offers more space than the regular Highlander while being way more affordable than the larger Sequoia. The regular Toyota Highlander is an excellent SUV, but has always been criticized for its cramped third row. The Grand is almost a completely different SUV built on the same platform, offering more space, refinement, and high-end features.
The Grand is 6.5 inches longer than the standard Highlander with a 4.0-inch longer wheelbase, 5.5 inches of increased legroom, two inches of shoulder room, and an inch of headroom. The additional space is packed with modern technology and comfort to make it more appealing to large families, but there are some excellent options out there.
The Grand Highlander Hybrid MAX Platinum is the highest trim of the model, which comes with a whole load of extra features plus options. This is saying a lot, since the Grand Highlander comes standard with a bunch of nifty features. Toyota’s build page is live and we looked at how much the highest trim with all the best options will cost you.
A front 3/4 action shot of a 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander driving
The only engine option for the Hybrid MAX Platinum is the 2.4-turbo four-cylinder paired with a hybrid system to produce a combined total of 362 horsepower and 400 pound feet of torque. This makes it one of the most powerful mid-size SUVs ever made by Toyota. The only available transmission is a 6-Speed automatic with AWD as standard.
The Hybrid MAX Platinum has the most limited mileage of all three variants at 27 MPG, while the hybrid 2.5 powertrain is the efficiency leader at a whopping 38 MPG, according to Toyota. The Hybrid MAX Platinum is the variant with the maximum towing capacity of 5000, with the lower variants being limited to 3500 pounds.
The next option you get to pick is the color, the Grand comes with seven colors to pick from, Celestial Silver, Midnight Black, Coastal Cream, Storm Cloud, and Blueprint with two of the colors – Ruby Flare Pearl and the Wind Chill Pearl costing $425 more.
We chose the Wind Chill Pearl. The Hybrid MAX Platinum also gives you the interior trim option of a gorgeous brown Portobello Leather and Ultrasuede. The other two interior options are standard for all the other variants, Black Leather with Ultrasuede and Light Grey with Ultrasuede. The Hybrid MAX Platinum does not get the option for the bench seats in the back.
The Hybrid MAX Platinum trim comes with heated and ventilated seats in the second row in addition to the front row. It also comes with panoramic glass moon roof as standard. Other features which distinguish this trim are a high definition HUD display, 360-degree camera view, digital rearview mirror, paddle shifters, and puddle lamps. The SUV also features Traffic Jam Assist (which requires a Drive Connect subscription or trial).
Hybrid MAX Platinum Comes With A Base MSRP Of $58,125
The interiors of the Grand Highlander are the most spacious in its class, with all the modern creature comforts and room to fit fully grown seven or eight adults, based on if you have selected the option for second-row captain seats.
All preliminary reviews coming in about the Grand seem to confirm that the third row is not just for children, but can actually fit 8 full-grown adults quite comfortably. The Grand offers 33.5 inches of legroom in the third row, which is the same as the Sequoia and considerably more than some of its competitors like the Honda Pilot (31.9 inches) and the Mazda CX-90 (30.4 inches).
With the second and third-row seats folded, the Grand Highlander offers up to 97.5 cubic feet of space, which is also the most when compared to its competitors. Clearly, Toyota had large families in mind when they designed this SUV, and it shows. The interior is filled with seven USB charging points along with two 120V outlets – one in the second row and one in the boot area, three zone climate control with separate climate control for the second row, and a bevy of storage space options for cups and smart devices.
All trims also come standard with second-row retractable window sunshades. You also have the option for a panoramic sunroof for all three trims. The driver gets a ten-way adjustable seat, access to a 12.3 touch screen and a 7.0-inch digital instrument cluster. Both the front seats across all trims get heated and ventilated seats, with the same options available for the second row on higher trims. Another new feature offered is the power tailgate, which can be operated with a foot sensor below the rear fender as long as the key fob is in your pocket.
What Are All The Additional Accessories That Can Be Added?
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A shot of the dashboard in the 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander
There are 13 interior accessories which can be added to improve your Highlander MAX Hybrid Platinum. For an additional $499 Toyota has an Integrated Dashcam which captures video, images, sound, and location data. It records upon ignition or on impact when parked or while in motion. We also added the All-Weather Floor Liners, which added $228 to the cost, the alternate to this are Carpet Floor Mats which also cost $228.
There is also the option for a Cargo Net-Envelope for $75, which is used to secure luggage to the cargo area. For $75 more, Toyota provides an Emergency Assistance Kit which consists of stainless steel pocket tools like pliers, screwdrivers, and wire cutters, emergency blanket, flashlight, work gloves, automotive-grade hose tape, tire gauge, bungee cord, shop towel, tether strap and jumper cables. Additionally, customers can opt for Illuminated Cargo and Door Sills for 345 each, which are made from brushed metal to protect these areas from scuffing and also look cool.
Some more optional extras include a Logo Side Puddle Lamp is available for $175, Universal Tablet Holder for $99, Quick Charger Cable Package for $70, First Aid Kit for $25, Cup Coin Holder/Ashtray for $29, and Key Glove for $20. The Grand Highlander also comes with Toyota’s Safety Sense 3.0 which comprises a suite of the latest safety technology like Proactive Driving Assist, and Pre-Collision System designed to assist drivers and keep families safe.
How Much Will A Fully Loaded 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander Cost?
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A rear 3/4 shot of a 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander parked
All of these additional options and delivery, with processing and handling costs of $1,335 bring the cost of the Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid MAX Platinum to $61,870. This is a competitive price in this category, with other contenders like the Mazda CX-90 and the Jeep Grand Cherokee L also priced at the $60,000 mark.
The Grand Highlander 2024 is going to be hitting dealerships in July and looks to be a strong contender in the mid-size SUV space. It looks like Toyota is prepared to arrive strong with an excellent, feature rich premium SUV which is a great alternative to the regular Highlander. The regular Highlander will also still be available, for families looking for lesser space at a more practical price point.
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