Showing posts with label years. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 17, 2014
Age 26 years Moon Geun Young still cute school uniform
Talented actress Moon Geun Young recently showed the charm of her face and a cute baby-face. photo actress who is now involved in the SBS drama, Alice in Cheongdamdong posted in school uniforms.
According to the production team, the photo Geun Young was when he was filming a flashback scene when his character was in high school, where the character must contend with Yu So Hyun.
Representatives of the production team stated, "Moon Geun Young is one of the Korean celebrities who look good when wearing a school uniform," as reported by soompi.com.
In this drama, Geun Young will compete acting with the handsome actor Park Shi Hoo will be a love it interest. The actress who is idolized by Yesung Super Juniors debut in Endless Love drama as a young character Song Hye Gyo.
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Monday, April 14, 2014
Toyota passes the six million mark for hybrid sales all in just 16 years
The progress of Toyota’s hybrid power technology has reached another landmark with cumulative global sales of Toyota hybrid vehicles reaching 6.072 million units at the end of December. Notably the latest million-milestone has been reached in the fastest time yet, just nine months since the figure moved past five million.
Toyota recognises that its cleaner, efficient technologies can only truly make a positive impact if they are widely used, hence its on-going efforts to encourage the mass-market take-up of its hybrid vehicles.
As of this month, Toyota Motor Corporation sells 24 hybrid passenger car models and one plug-in hybrid in approximately 80 countries and regions around the world. In the UK, home to production of the hybrid versions of Auris and Auris Touring Sports, the range extends to 10 Toyota and Lexus hybrids, plus Prius Plug-in.
Within the next two years, Toyota will launch 15 new hybrids. It will continue to develop its product range and the number of markets where its hybrid models are available.
Toyota calculates that, as of 31 December 2013, Toyota hybrid vehicles have reduced the amount of CO2 entering the atmosphere – believed to be a cause of global warming – by approximately 41 million tonnes, compared to the impact the same number of equivalent petrol-powered vehicles would have. On the same basis, it also estimates its hybrids have saved around 15,000 million litres of petrol.
Toyota entered hybrid vehicle production in August 1997 with the launch in Japan of the Coast Hybrid EV bus, followed in December by the first generation Prius, the world’s first mass-produced hybrid car. Since then Toyota’s hybrids have enjoyed increasing support from customers around the world.
Toyota’s hybrid system is designed as a core technology that can be used in different forms to create environmentally efficient vehicles for different customer requirements. The company will continue to work to raise performance, reduce costs and expand its product line-up – including the introduction of environmentally efficient non-hybrid vehicles.
Toyota hybrid vehicle sales – all brands
(1 = 1,000 units)
Cumulative sales of Toyota hybrid passenger vehicles
(1 = 1,000 units) * Including Prius Plug-in; ** including Auris Hybrid Touring Sports.
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Toyota recognises that its cleaner, efficient technologies can only truly make a positive impact if they are widely used, hence its on-going efforts to encourage the mass-market take-up of its hybrid vehicles.
As of this month, Toyota Motor Corporation sells 24 hybrid passenger car models and one plug-in hybrid in approximately 80 countries and regions around the world. In the UK, home to production of the hybrid versions of Auris and Auris Touring Sports, the range extends to 10 Toyota and Lexus hybrids, plus Prius Plug-in.
Within the next two years, Toyota will launch 15 new hybrids. It will continue to develop its product range and the number of markets where its hybrid models are available.
Toyota calculates that, as of 31 December 2013, Toyota hybrid vehicles have reduced the amount of CO2 entering the atmosphere – believed to be a cause of global warming – by approximately 41 million tonnes, compared to the impact the same number of equivalent petrol-powered vehicles would have. On the same basis, it also estimates its hybrids have saved around 15,000 million litres of petrol.
Toyota entered hybrid vehicle production in August 1997 with the launch in Japan of the Coast Hybrid EV bus, followed in December by the first generation Prius, the world’s first mass-produced hybrid car. Since then Toyota’s hybrids have enjoyed increasing support from customers around the world.
Toyota’s hybrid system is designed as a core technology that can be used in different forms to create environmentally efficient vehicles for different customer requirements. The company will continue to work to raise performance, reduce costs and expand its product line-up – including the introduction of environmentally efficient non-hybrid vehicles.
Toyota hybrid vehicle sales – all brands
(1 = 1,000 units)
Cumulative sales of Toyota hybrid passenger vehicles
(1 = 1,000 units) * Including Prius Plug-in; ** including Auris Hybrid Touring Sports.
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