NIO ES9: China’s Largest Production Electric SUV
On 9 April 2026, NIO officially unveiled the ES9 — a full-size flagship electric SUV that CEO William Li described as “the most important product of the year” and “the most technologically advanced SUV in the world.” These are not marketing superlatives: behind each of those claims are specific engineering solutions found in no rival in this class.
The NIO ES9 succeeds the ES8, which held the position of the brand’s flagship SUV from 2018. But the ES9 is not an evolution — it is a fundamental step to the next level: the new NT3.0 platform, NIO’s first in-house autonomous driving chip on a 5 nm process, the SkyRide fully active hydraulic suspension, steer-by-wire, rear-wheel steering, the 47-speaker LYRA audio system with spatial sound, and, of course, the brand’s signature BaaS (Battery-as-a-Service) technology — the ability to swap the battery pack in 3–5 minutes instead of waiting to charge.
This review covers the NIO ES9 in full: dimensions, the NT3.0 platform, SkyRide, performance figures, the interior, BaaS, pricing, and what this car means for buyers in Moldova and the wider region.
History: From the ES8 to a Next-Generation Flagship
NIO was founded in 2014 in Shanghai. The company positioned itself from the outset as the “Chinese Tesla” for the premium segment, but with a defining technological differentiator — a network of battery swap stations. The first ES8 arrived in 2018 and became the foundation of the entire lineup. ES6, EC6, ET7, ET9 — NIO systematically covered each segment, and the ES9 is the logical completion of that pyramid: the largest, the most technologically advanced, the most expensive.
The third-generation ES8, launched in September 2025, set records for the company: deliveries reached 40,000 units in the first months after launch, and the ES8 was the key driver behind NIO’s first profitable quarter in its history (Q4 2025). The ES9 builds on that success but steps into a tier where the competition is no longer the Volvo EX90 or BMW iX but the Cadillac Escalade IQ and the top configurations of the Mercedes-Benz GLS.
Regulatory documentation for the ES9 was submitted to China’s MIIT on 8 January 2026 — a mandatory step before commercial sales can begin. Pre-sales opened on 9 April 2026. First deliveries are scheduled for 1 June 2026 in the Chinese market.
Exterior Design: Leadership Without Excess
NIO describes the ES9’s design philosophy as “confidence without excess, strength with control.” On the outside, the ES9 is a recognisable NIO in its largest format: the brand’s signature horizontal DRL strip divided into two tiers (daytime running lights above, main headlights below), a substantial closed grille, and seamless transitions between body panels.
The micro-LED headlights deserve particular attention — each side has five light modules capable of projecting graphics onto the road surface at distances of up to 23 metres: lane navigation indicators, obstacle warnings, and welcome animations. This is the first application of such projection headlight technology in a production SUV of this class.
The daytime running lights incorporate 6,826 micro-facets — a crystalline effect that creates a volumetric shimmer at different lighting angles. Rear lighting takes the form of a continuous lightbar with a high-quality chrome surround. The rear wiper is hidden.
The doors feature electrically extending side steps and illuminated handles with dual power supply and a mechanical backup mode for safe opening following a collision. The key uses UWB (Ultra-Wideband) technology — the precise positioning allows the car to begin preparing the cabin as the owner approaches.
The aerodynamic drag coefficient is 0.264 Cd — a strong figure for a vehicle 5,365 mm long and 2,122 mm wide, larger than both the BMW X7 and the Mercedes-Benz GLS and approaching Cadillac Escalade proportions.
Wheels range from 22 to 23 inches — standard for the class. Base specification tyres are Pirelli P Zero 275/45 R22. Ride height adjusts from 180 to 240 mm — a 60 mm range that allows the car to transition from a low-slung executive express to a capable light off-roader.
Dimensions: Larger Than the GLS, Only the Escalade Goes Further
The NIO ES9 is officially the largest fully electric production SUV manufactured in China. The numbers make the point clearly.
Length: 5,365 mm. Width: 2,122 mm with mirrors. Height: 1,762 mm. Wheelbase: 3,250 mm. For comparison: the Mercedes-Benz GLS measures 5,207 mm on a 3,135 mm wheelbase; the BMW X7 is 5,151 mm on a 3,105 mm wheelbase. The ES9 is 150–200 mm longer than both rivals and has a wheelbase 115–145 mm greater. In practice, this translates to interior space that European SUVs in this class simply cannot match.
Interior cabin length: 2,805 mm. Of that, 1,520 mm is allocated to the second row, delivering 595 mm of knee room — a figure NIO describes as best in class. Third-row seat cushion depth: 502 mm — another class record per the manufacturer’s claims.
Kerb weight: 2,845 to 2,915 kg depending on specification. This is a heavy vehicle, but the SkyRide active suspension and rear-wheel steering compensate for the inertial disadvantages that come with that mass.
NT3.0 Platform: Nine Hundred Volts and NIO’s First In-House Chip
The NIO ES9 is built on the NT3.0 (NIO Technology 3.0) platform — the same architecture underpinning the flagship ET9 sedan, which is itself already a technological reference point. NT3.0 is a 900-volt high-voltage architecture with support for 5C ultra-fast charging.
The defining hardware introduction in the ES9 is NIO’s first in-house smart driving chip, manufactured on a 5 nm process. CEO William Li calls it “the world’s first 5 nm flagship automotive chip for smart driving.” This is significant: previously NIO used NVIDIA Orin chips for ADAS processing. Moving to proprietary silicon means complete control over the software stack and the ability to optimise deeply for the specific characteristics of the vehicle.
The Aquila perception system provides 360-degree coverage through cameras, radars, and lidars. The exact number of lidar scanners has not been officially disclosed for the ES9 (the ES8 uses three), but NIO has confirmed their presence. The SuperSensing system provides obstacle detection range sufficient for confident operation at motorway speeds.
The NOMI voice assistant was updated to version 4.0 in 2026 — more natural dialogue, contextual understanding of commands, and smart home integration. NOMI has a physical “eye” — an animated face display on the centre console that creates the impression of personalised interaction rather than a faceless voice interface.
SkyRide: Fully Active Hydraulic Suspension
SkyRide (天行, Tiān Xíng) is a fully active electrohydraulic suspension system supplied by Clearmotion, in which NIO is an investor. This is fundamentally different from adaptive dampers — air springs with adjustable stiffness — which constitute the “active suspension” in most vehicles at the GLS or X7 level.
In the SkyRide system, each wheel is managed by an individual hydraulic actuator in real time. The system does not merely adjust stiffness — it actively counteracts every disturbance: in a corner the hydraulics dial in the correct roll angles; under braking it prevents nose dive; under acceleration it keeps the body level. The result is near-zero body roll and outstanding composure at a weight approaching three tonnes.
SkyRide is complemented by dual-chamber air springs with 130 mm of height adjustment (from 180 to 240 mm of ground clearance) and continuously variable damper stiffness. Suspension geometry: double wishbone front, multi-link rear. This combination delivers the optimal balance between directional stability and ride comfort.
Rear-wheel steering (RWS) with up to 8.4 degrees of angle reduces the turning circle to 5.4 metres — an exceptional result for a vehicle 5.36 metres long. Above 80 km/h the rear wheels steer in phase with the fronts, increasing stability during lane changes. At low speeds they steer in opposition, shrinking the turning circle.
Steer-by-wire (SbW) with a variable ratio of 6:1 at parking speeds and 14:1 at motorway speeds. There is no mechanical connection between the steering wheel and the rack — maximum precision of response at any speed and complete isolation from steering vibration. Brakes: six-piston callipers front (NIO in-house design, Brembo upgrade available). Braking distance from 220 km/h: 35.3 metres.
Motors and Performance: 697 HP and 4.3 Seconds
The NIO ES9 uses two electric motors with permanent all-wheel drive. The front motor is asynchronous (induction type), producing 180 kW (245 hp). The rear motor is a synchronous permanent magnet unit (PMSM) delivering 340 kW (462 hp). Combined output: 520 kW, which in different conversion standards equates to 697 bhp or 707 metric hp. Combined torque: 700 Nm.
Acceleration 0–100 km/h: 4.3 seconds. Top speed: 220 km/h (electronically limited). For a vehicle 5.36 metres long and weighing close to three tonnes, these are meaningful figures. The character of the acceleration is typical of a large-rear-motor EV: smooth from rest with building thrust, no lurching, entirely predictable.
Torque is distributed between axles dynamically based on load, traction conditions, and the selected driving mode. Available modes include Comfort, Sport, and Sport+, as well as individual settings for suspension behaviour, steering weight, and regenerative braking strength. The regeneration system supports genuine one-pedal driving as an option, with adjustable intensity.
Battery and Charging: 102 kWh, 900 V, and a 3-Minute Swap
The NIO ES9’s traction battery is 102 kWh gross (95 kWh net, with 7 kWh held as a buffer reserve) using prismatic CATL NMC cells in a cell-to-pack configuration. Nominal voltage: 720 V (900-volt class architecture). Three CLTC range figures are available with the same battery capacity — 580, 600, and 620 km — the variation driven by wheel size and specification. Some sources quote 635 km CLTC for a specific configuration. In real-world conditions equivalent to WLTP testing, a realistic figure is approximately 480–520 km in moderate driving.
DC fast charging on the 900-volt architecture supports peak power of up to 600 kW on compatible NIO PowerSwap 4.0 infrastructure. Charging time from 10 to 80%: approximately 12 minutes. AC charging: 11 kW; a full charge of the 95 kWh usable capacity takes around 8.5 hours from a home wallbox.
V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) is supported at up to 3.3 kW — sufficient to charge another EV, power camping equipment, or run office devices from the car’s battery.
BaaS: Battery-as-a-Service — Reinventing EV Ownership
The defining technology of NIO — the one that differentiates the brand from every competitor without exception — is Battery-as-a-Service. BaaS means the buyer can separate the cost of the battery from the cost of the car.
How it works: under BaaS you pay only for the “vehicle portion” of the ES9, without the battery. The battery is leased through a monthly subscription. In China at the ES9 launch, the battery subscription is 1,128 CNY (~$155 / ~€142) per month for the base specification. The saving on the entry price is approximately 108,000 CNY (~$15,000 / ~€13,700) compared to outright purchase with battery.
What does this mean in practice? First, a lower entry threshold: the base ES9 with BaaS costs 420,000 CNY (~$61,400 / ~€56,200) versus 528,000 CNY (~$77,000 / ~€70,700) for outright purchase with the battery. Second, flexibility: with BaaS it is possible to upgrade the battery to a higher-capacity version in the future without changing the car. Third, battery guarantee: NIO bears responsibility for the condition of the battery for the entire duration of the subscription.
The Battery Swap Station (BSS) network has over 2,500 locations in China at the ES9 launch. At a station, the swap takes 3–5 minutes. The car drives in, a robot removes the depleted pack and installs a charged one. No cables, no waiting — the process is comparable to filling a petrol car at a fuel station. In Europe NIO is also expanding the BSS network, with stations operating in Norway, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden.
Interior: 47 Speakers, 22-Point Massage, and 2.3 sq m of Heated Surfaces
In the NIO ES9, the interior is no less significant a technological achievement than the chassis. The philosophy: a moving business-class lounge.
Layout: six seats in a 2+2+2 configuration, or optionally seven seats. In the six-seat version, the second row features two independent captain’s chairs with electric adjustment, a zero-gravity function (reclining to horizontal), a 22-point massage system, ventilated seats, an electric leg rest (ottoman), and a 20-point foot massage — the first application of foot massage in a production SUV, according to NIO.
The multimedia system is PanoCinema. It includes a digital instrument cluster in front of the driver, a central touchscreen, two rear passenger screens equipped with 4K cameras and facial lighting systems for video calls, with audio routed through the headrest speakers for maximum privacy.
The LYRA audio system: 47 speakers, 3,020 W output, configured as Dolby Atmos 9.2.4.8 (9 surround channels, 2 subwoofers, 4 overhead channels, 8 headrest channels). This is one of the most capable audio systems in any production car at any price point.
Sound insulation: five-layer laminated glass, 2.3 sq m of sound-absorbing material, an active noise cancellation (ANC) system with 28 microphones achieving up to 12 dB of attenuation. The result is a cabin quietness level comparable to the best ultra-luxury vehicles.
Heated surfaces cover 2.3 sq m across the cabin — seats, armrests, and door panels. Ventilated seats use suction-type ventilation, where air is drawn through the perforations rather than blown, producing a more even cooling effect.
The panoramic roof measures 2 × 1.5 metres, divided along the centre axis with individual blinds for each passenger. Second and third-row glass uses electrochromic tinting with stepwise adjustment.
The optional second-row console includes aircraft-style fold-out tables, beverage holders, a cooled and heated compartment of 8.8 litres with a temperature range of -2 to +55°C, dual 50 W wireless charging with active cooling, and an 8-inch control display. The front and rear sections of the console can connect to form a single divider with an extended table surface.
Boot volume: 477 litres behind the third row (some sources quote 310 litres under a different methodology — verify with your dealer), expanding to 1,586 litres with the rear rows folded. The front trunk (frunk) provides 216 litres. Third-row folding is electric at the touch of a button. Maximum total volume with both rear rows folded reportedly reaches 2,200 litres.
Safety: 12 Airbags, a 940 mm Crumple Zone, and In-House Six-Piston Callipers
The ES9 body structure uses a cage of 6 longitudinal, 11 horizontal, and 8 vertical load-bearing beams. 91% of the body is high-strength steel or aluminium alloys, including 2,000 MPa hot-stamped steel in critical zones. The front crumple zone measures 940 mm — one of the largest in the class. This is the distance between the front bumper and the passenger cell available to absorb crash energy in frontal impacts of varying angles and overlap conditions.
Airbags: 12 units with a combined volume of 525 litres. This includes full-length curtain airbags measuring 3.7 metres and 93 litres in volume — protecting all three rows in side impacts and rollovers.
Active safety systems: a full ADAS suite based on NIO’s proprietary 5 nm chip and the Aquila sensing system. Autonomous emergency braking (AEB), lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, automated parking, a driver monitoring system (DMS), and rear cross-traffic alert. A door-opening assist function warns passengers of approaching traffic when opening doors.
Autonomous turn signals in the exterior mirrors communicate visually with other road users when the autopilot mode is active — a feature first introduced on the NIO ET9 and carried over to the ES9.
Trim Levels and Pricing
The NIO ES9 launches in China in three trim levels.
| Trim | Price (with battery) | Price (BaaS, without battery) | Monthly BaaS payment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive Luxury | 528,000 CNY (~$77,200 / ~€70,700) | 420,000 CNY (~$61,400 / ~€56,200) | 1,128 CNY (~$155 / ~€142) / month |
| Executive Signature | 588,000 CNY (~$86,000 / ~€78,700) | 480,000 CNY (~$70,200 / ~€64,300) | 1,128 CNY / month |
| Horizon Special Edition | ~658,000 CNY (~$96,100 / ~€88,000) | ~550,000 CNY (~$80,300 / ~€73,600) | 1,128 CNY / month |
Both six-seat configurations (the centre-island layout and the aisle layout) are available in the base Executive Luxury trim at no additional cost. The seven-seat layout is available in higher trims.
European pricing has not been announced. NIO sells the previous-generation ES8 in Norway, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden. No European launch for the ES9 has been officially announced. Estimated pricing including European duties and VAT is approximately 85,000 to 110,000 euros depending on market and specification.
Full Technical Specifications — NIO ES9 2026
| Specification | NIO ES9 2026 |
|---|---|
| Platform | NT3.0 (NIO Technology 3.0) |
| Length / width / height | 5,365 / 2,122 / 1,762 mm |
| Wheelbase | 3,250 mm |
| Kerb weight | 2,845–2,915 kg |
| Front motor | 180 kW (245 hp), induction |
| Rear motor | 340 kW (462 hp), PMSM |
| Combined output | 520 kW (697 bhp / 707 metric hp) |
| Combined torque | 700 Nm |
| 0–100 km/h | 4.3 sec |
| Top speed | 220 km/h |
| Battery | 102 kWh (95 kWh usable), CATL NMC |
| Architecture | 720 V nominal (900-volt class) |
| Range (CLTC) | 580 / 600 / 620 / 635 km |
| DC charging (peak) | ~600 kW (10–80% in ~12 minutes) |
| AC charging | 11 kW (~8.5 hrs full charge) |
| Battery swap (BaaS) | 3–5 minutes at a BSS station |
| V2L | 3.3 kW |
| Suspension | SkyRide: fully active hydraulic + air springs |
| Ride height range | 180–240 mm (60 mm adjustment) |
| Steering | Steer-by-wire, RWS up to 8.4 degrees |
| Turning circle | 5.4 m |
| Braking distance 220–0 km/h | 35.3 m |
| Drag coefficient (Cd) | 0.264 |
| Airbags | 12 (combined volume 525 litres) |
| Audio system | LYRA, 47 speakers, 3,020 W, Dolby Atmos 9.2.4.8 |
| Voice assistant | NOMI 4.0 |
| Computing chip | NIO in-house 5 nm design (first application) |
| Boot / frunk | 477 litres / 216 litres (frunk) |
| Price (China, with battery, from) | 528,000 CNY (~€70,700) |
| Price (China, BaaS, from) | 420,000 CNY (~€56,200) |
Comparison With Rivals: GLS, X7, Escalade IQ, Li Auto L9
| Specification | NIO ES9 | Mercedes GLS 600e | BMW X7 xDrive50e | Li Auto L9 | XPeng GX EREV |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 5,365 mm | 5,207 mm | 5,151 mm | 5,218 mm | 5,265 mm |
| Power | 520 kW (697 hp) | 330 kW (449 hp) | 360 kW (489 hp) | 330 kW (449 hp) | 210 kW (280 hp) |
| 0–100 km/h | 4.3 sec | 4.9 sec | 4.7 sec | 5.3 sec | ~6.5 sec |
| Real-world range | ~480–520 km | ~80–100 km (electric) | ~80 km (electric) | ~1,500 km (combined) | ~1,585 km (combined) |
| Battery swap | 3–5 min (BaaS) | not available | not available | not available | not available |
| Seating | 6 or 7 | 7 | 7 | 6 | 6 |
| Audio system | 47 speakers (3,020 W) | Burmester 4D | Bowers & Wilkins | Meridian 21 speakers | 33 speakers |
| Price (approx., €) | from ~€70,700 (BaaS) | from ~€140,000 | from ~€115,000 | from ~€47,000 | from ~€49,500 |
The NIO ES9 beats the European rivals (GLS, X7) convincingly on pure electric range (by nearly an order of magnitude), power output, suspension technology, the proprietary ADAS chip, and price. It trails them on total combined range without a battery swap and on the availability of the service network in Europe. Against Chinese EREV competitors (Li Auto L9, XPeng GX), the ES9 offers superior pure electric range and the unique BaaS system, but yields on total combined range where a range extender generator is present.
The NIO ES9 in Moldova: Is It a Realistic Option
NIO has an official European presence: the dealer network operates in Norway, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden. However, the ES9 at the time of publication is officially launched only in China, with no announcement for European markets. This means that purchasing an ES9 in Moldova today is only possible through parallel import from China.
The cost via parallel import, accounting for customs duties, VAT, and broker fees, will be approximately 100,000 to 130,000 euros — significantly above the Chinese price, but comparable to a Mercedes GLS 600e or BMW X7 xDrive50e in Europe, at a substantially higher technology level.
The key practical question for the Moldovan buyer is BaaS and the BSS network. NIO’s battery swap stations operate only in China and a handful of European countries (Norway, Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden). Moldova and Romania have no BSS stations, which means a BaaS subscription loses its principal advantage, and the ES9 in Moldovan conditions would be operated as a conventional BEV — charging from DC stations or from a home AC wallbox.
This is not a critical limitation: 600 kW DC charging from 10 to 80% in 12 minutes is among the best figures in any class. A real-world range of 480–520 km covers the Chisinau–Bucharest route and most regional journeys without any intermediate charging stop.
Warranty service for a parallel import is a non-trivial challenge. We recommend arranging agreements in advance with authorised NIO service centres in the nearest European countries, or identifying specialist workshops with experience on NIO’s high-voltage systems.
Who Is the NIO ES9 For
The NIO ES9 is a vehicle for a very specific audience — and that precision makes the recommendation clear.
A family of six or seven who needs maximum space, comfort, and safety. A 3,250 mm wheelbase with three genuine adult rows is a unique proposition in any class. The senior executive or business owner who uses the rear row as a mobile office: 4K video calls, Dolby Atmos for complete acoustic separation, a 22-point massage, 155-degree recline, a table like business-class air travel. The buyer who has been considering a BMW X7 or Mercedes GLS and is willing to evaluate a technologically superior alternative at a comparable or lower price. The early BaaS adopter: if BSS stations arrive in Moldova or Romania, the ES9 on a BaaS subscription would become the most convenient long-distance vehicle imaginable — with no range anxiety of any kind.
Frequently Asked Questions About the NIO ES9
How does the ES9 differ from the ES8?
The ES9 is the successor and flagship above the ES8. Key differences: the ES9 is longer (5,365 mm versus ~5,100 mm for the third-generation ES8), has a larger wheelbase (3,250 mm versus ~3,070 mm), is fitted with NIO’s first in-house 5 nm chip, the SkyRide fully active hydraulic suspension (the ES8 uses adaptive air springs without active hydraulics), electrochromic glass on the second and third rows, a second-row console with a cooled compartment and 50 W wireless charging, and headlights with road-surface projection capability.
What is BaaS and why does it matter?
BaaS (Battery-as-a-Service) is a model in which the battery is not sold with the car but leased on a monthly subscription. This reduces the entry price by $15,000 or more, allows the battery to be upgraded to a higher-capacity version in the future without changing the car, and gives access to the Battery Swap Station network — swapping a depleted battery for a charged one in 3–5 minutes. In regions without BSS stations BaaS is less compelling operationally, but the upfront cost saving remains.
What is the realistic range of the ES9 in European conditions?
The official CLTC figure is 580–635 km. CLTC is consistently more optimistic than WLTP by approximately 20–25%. A realistic estimate for mixed-cycle driving at 15–25°C is 480–520 km. At sustained motorway speeds of 130 km/h: approximately 420–450 km. In winter at -10°C: approximately 370–420 km. For the majority of Moldovan routes, this is more than sufficient.
Does the ES9 support fast charging outside China?
Yes. The ES9 supports the CCS2 (Combo2) standard used across European charging networks. The peak charging power on compatible stations (Ionity, Fastned) will not be 600 kW — that figure applies only on NIO’s own BSS equipment — but will be limited to the station’s rated output. On a 350 kW Ionity station, the ES9 would charge at approximately 280–320 kW in practice — still significantly faster than most rivals.
When will the NIO ES9 arrive in official European sales?
As of the time of publication (May 2026) there is no official announcement of European sales for the ES9. NIO is present in five European countries with the previous-generation ES8. The ES9 will likely reach Europe in 2027, but NIO has not confirmed any specific timeline.
How usable is the third row of seats?
NIO states that the ES9’s third-row seat cushion is 502 mm deep — the longest in the class. Each third-row position has individual climate control, electrochromic window tinting, physical blinds, and a backrest that reclines to 135 degrees. In practice — given the 3,250 mm wheelbase and a genuinely flat floor — the third row of the ES9 is usable by adult passengers on longer journeys, which is a rare achievement even in this class.
Can you rent a NIO ES9 in Moldova?
At the time of publication the NIO ES9 is not available for rental in Moldova — the car has only just begun sales in China. Keep an eye on updates at RentCarMoldova.md — we will be among the first to announce when flagship electric vehicles of this class appear in the regional rental fleet.
Conclusion: The Most Technologically Advanced Electric SUV of 2026
The NIO ES9 is a car that rewrites the rulebook for full-size luxury SUVs. It is larger than the BMW X7 and the Mercedes GLS. It charges faster than either of them. It has the best third row in the class. The world’s first in-house 5 nm ADAS chip. A fully active hydraulic suspension that European competitors do not offer. A 47-speaker audio system with Dolby Atmos 9.2.4.8. And, uniquely, the BaaS technology that replaces a charging stop with a three-minute battery swap.
The base price in China is 528,000 CNY (~€70,700) with the battery outright, and 420,000 CNY (~€56,200) on BaaS. That is half the price of a comparably equipped Mercedes GLS in Europe.
For Moldovan buyers considering a flagship family SUV in the 80,000–130,000 euro range (accounting for parallel import costs), the NIO ES9 represents one of the most technology-dense options on the market — provided you are comfortable with servicing logistics outside the country and with the absence of BSS infrastructure locally.
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