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The all-new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer.
Wed Oct 06 00:01:00 CEST 2021 Press Kit
• New architecture designed for both electrified and conventional powertrains • Debut of BMW Operating System 8 in a compact-class BMW • Expanded range of driver assistance systems sets the benchmark for sector • Updated engine line-up includes second-generation 48V mild hybrid technology • Electrified options strengthened with forthcoming plug-in hybrid models • Available to order now priced from £30,265 OTR.
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- New architecture designed for both electrified and conventional powertrains
- Debut of BMW Operating System 8 in a compact-class BMW
- Expanded range of driver assistance systems sets the benchmark for sector
- Updated engine line-up includes second-generation 48V mild hybrid technology
- Electrified options strengthened with forthcoming plug-in hybrid models
- Available to order now priced from £30,265 OTR.
BMW has unveiled the completely reengineered BMW 2 Series Active
Tourer, offering a host of new features to create an even more
tempting proposition in the premium compact segment.
The new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer boasts significant advances
in all key areas and comes with an array of innovations previously
reserved for the brand’s larger, more expensive models.
Notably, it marks the debut of the BMW Operating System 8 and
the new generation of the BMW iDrive control system with BMW Curved
Display in a compact-class BMW. Until now the advanced system has only
featured in the fully-electric BMW iX and BMW i4. Likewise, the range
of driver assistance systems specified as standard or available as
options sets a new benchmark both for the BMW model line-up and the sector.
The new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer’s all-new architecture is
designed to accommodate both electrified drive systems and
conventional engines. New engines, the second generation of 48V mild
hybrid technology from BMW, the seven-speed Steptronic dual-clutch
transmission fitted as standard in all model variants, and extensively
updated chassis technology take both efficiency and agility to new heights.
Customers can initially choose from two petrol engines and one
diesel, with the range set to expand from summer 2022 with the
addition of two plug-in hybrid models equipped with fifth-generation
BMW eDrive technology for a significantly extended electric range.
A choice of Sport, Luxury and M Sport variants, plus the
availability of extensive individualisation options, ensure the new
BMW 2 Series Active Tourer will appeal to a wide number of drivers.
Its contemporary style, interior packaging, advanced technology and
efficient drivetrains are destined to continue the original’s
popularity: the first-generation model sold more than 430,000 units
with, significantly, around 80 per cent of sales to customers who were
new to the BMW brand.
It will be produced at BMW Group Plant Leipzig. Careful
selection of materials optimises sustainability in the manufacture of
the new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer and ensures a high degree of
recyclability at the end of its life.
The new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer will be priced from £30,265
and is due for launch and first UK deliveries in March 2022.
Sporting elegance expressed in a new style with increased
presence
At the front of the car is the iconic BMW
kidney grille, which has a radar sensor for the optional driver
assistance systems integrated into the central section. The addition
of full LED headlights as standard adds to the front end’s fresh look.
A new interpretation of the distinctive light graphic divides the
headlights into three clusters for low beam, high beam and daytime
driving light, the latter also performing the role of turn signal
indicators. Adaptive LED Headlights, available as an option (or
standard on the M Sport models), include a cornering light function,
non-dazzling matrix high beam, urban lights, a motorway beam pattern
and bad weather light.
When viewed from the side, two precisely drawn character lines
underscore the car’s surfaces. The upward tick, the forward-leaning
BMW kidney grille, raked A-pillars, stretched side window graphic and
slim C-pillars not only increase the appeal but improve all-round
visibility. The rear of the new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer features
slim light units with LED technology for all light functions, arranged
– if the optional Adaptive LED Headlights are specified – in a
striking L shape.
The new model is larger than its predecessor – by 32mm in
length, 24mm in width, and 21mm in height. While the wheelbase is
unchanged at 2,670mm, its track widths have been increased by 25mm at
the front and 26mm at the back. An intelligent mix of materials
minimises the body’s weight while enhancing rigidity and crash safety.
The aluminium bonnet reduces weight at the front while lightweight
plastic supports for the doors and lightweight forged wheels bring
further weight savings.
Optimised aerodynamic properties and acoustic
comfort
Aerodynamic optimisation brings benefits for
both driving dynamics and efficiency. Measures undertaken to channel
the flow of air around the car include an active air-flap control
system for the BMW kidney grille and the addition of aerodynamic body
aids, while a virtually fully sealed underbody with air guides and
integrated exhaust tailpipes contribute to the car’s low drag
coefficient of just 0.26 on some models. Wind noise has also been
reduced and a new engine and transmission mounting improves vibration
isolation, particularly when starting and stopping the engine.
Sport, Luxury and M Sport models
The new BMW 2
Series Active Tourer will be offered in Sport, Luxury and M Sport
specification. Sport includes 17-inch alloy wheels, Sport seats with
anthracite cloth upholstery, LED headlights, high-gloss Shadowline
exterior trim, and Parking Assistance with reversing camera and Park
Distance Control as standard. Luxury cars feature 17-inch V-Spoke
alloy wheels, Aluminium exterior trim, Vernasca leather upholstery,
and heated front seats. The M Sport package introduces a distinctive
front apron design, 18-inch Bi-colour alloy wheels, Adaptive M Sport
suspension, Adaptive LED headlights, folding exterior mirrors, Sport
seats with Alcantara/Sensatec upholstery, Luxury Instrument Panel,
heated seats, Comfort Access, and wireless charging.
Large selection of exterior colour shades and light-alloy
wheels
Two non-metallic and nine metallic paint finishes
are available for the new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer, including the
new Sparkling Copper Grey metallic. 17-inch light-alloy wheels are
fitted as standard to Sport and Luxury models, with additional18- and
19-inch wheels as options.
Progressive premium ambience for the
interior
The interior of the new BMW 2 Series Active
Tourer has been completely redesigned. Taking its cues from the BMW
iX, the BMW Curved Display – with its frameless glass surface angled
towards the driver – brings a modern highlight to the cabin, as well
as enhancing the spacious and open feeling of the cabin. Five interior
trim variants, including the new Aluminium Hexacube and open-pore fine
eucalyptus wood, enable owners to individualise their car. The newly
designed control panel contains the redesigned gear selector,
Start/Stop button, volume control, and buttons to activate the parking
brake, My Modes, Park Assist and vehicle settings. The front area of
the centre console serves as a smartphone tray with wireless charging
an option, or standard for M Sport models.
The new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer enjoys increased
headroom, shoulder room and elbow room in both rows of seats compared
to its predecessor. Rear seat passengers also enjoy a noticeable
increase in kneeroom over the previous model.
Newly-developed seats provide improved long-distance comfort and
enhanced lateral support. Anthracite cloth upholstery is standard on
Sport models with perforated Sensatec as an option. Vernasca leather
and Alcantara/Sensatec with blue stitching are featured on Luxury and
M Sport models respectively. Seat heating can be specified as an
option for Sport models, as can 6-way electric adjustment with memory,
lumbar support and massage function for all models.
ISOFIX child safety seat fasteners are integrated into the rear
outer seats, and the 40:20:40 split rear backrests can be folded down
to expand boot capacity. The backrest angle can be adjusted
separately, allowing the boot capacity to grow by up to 90 litres,
while the forward/back adjustment allows up to 13cm of travel.
Load capacity can be expanded from 470 to 1,455 litres (BMW 218d
Active Tourer) or from 415 to 1,405 litres (BMW 220i Active Tourer,
BMW 223i Active Tourer). The boot of the plug-in hybrid model holds up
to 1,370 litres of cargo. Automatic tailgate operation comes as
standard, while the optional Comfort Access (standard for M Sport)
adds hands-free opening and closing.
A Sport steering wheel is standard, while the M Sport
specification includes an M leather steering wheel with shift paddles,
joined by an anthracite M headliner, Sensatec/Alcantara sport seats, M
pedals and an M logo in the information display.
A host of further options allow owners to individualise the
premium interior to their own tastes and requirements, including an
electric panoramic roof with a new multi-layer roller blind cover and
a 12-speaker Harman Kardon Sound System.
New engines, seven-speed Steptronic dual-clutch transmission
as standard, 48V mild hybrid technology, plus two plug-in hybrid
models
Driving pleasure, reduced fuel consumption and
lower emissions are key features of the new BMW 2 Series Active
Tourer, with petrol and diesel engines taken from the latest
generation of the BMW Group's EfficientDynamics engine family. A more
powerful version of 48V mild hybrid technology makes its debut in the
new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer, with two plug-in hybrid variants to
follow. All engines are married to a new seven-speed Steptronic
dual-clutch transmission as standard.
Petrol engines with optimised fuel consumption and emission
levels
Two latest-generation petrol engines will be
available from launch, starting with a new 1.5-litre three-cylinder
unit. Its output of 156hp is assisted by a 19hp electric motor for a
combined output of 170hp and peak torque of 280Nm. As a result, the
new BMW 220i Active Tourer accelerates from 0-62mph in 8.1 seconds.
The 2.0-litre four-cylinder unit powering the BMW 223i Active Tourer
develops 218hp (204hp plus 19hp) and 360Nm. It sprints from 0-62mph in
7.0 seconds, yet emits just 137-149g/km and achieves 42.8-47.1mpg.
Diesel engine with even greater efficiency
The
new BMW 218d Active Tourer will be offered with a 2.0-litre
four-cylinder diesel engine that has undergone extensive development.
Friction-optimised pistons, a graphite coating for the piston skirts,
and an active oil separator with map-controlled electric motor all
contribute to increased overall efficiency, as do optimisations to the
two-stage turbocharging system, common-rail injection system and
exhaust gas recirculation system. With 150hp and 360Nm, the new 218d
accelerates from 0 to 62mph in 8.8 seconds, while returning
53.3-58.9mpg with emissions of just 125-138g/km.
Model | Power (hp) | Torque (Nm) |
0-62mph | Top speed (mph) | Fuel economy (mpg) | CO2 emissions (g/km) | OTR Starting Price |
220i | 170 | 280 | 8.1 | 137 | 43.5–47.9 | 148–133 | £30,265 |
223i | 218 | 360 | 7.0 | 150 | 42.8-47.1 | 137-149 | £32,715 |
218d | 150 | 360 | 8.8 | 137 | 53.3-58.9 | 125-138 | £31,820 |
Standard: seven-speed Steptronic dual-clutch
transmission
The new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer is the
first to feature a new version of the seven-speed Steptronic
dual-clutch transmission. The latest generation of BMW’s automatic
transmission features all-electric actuation, a wider gear spread,
better shift quality and higher internal efficiency. It also offers a
gear selection strategy adapted to the route profile and now includes
a coasting function in all My Modes options. When the engine is
switched off, the transmission now automatically shifts into the P position.
Debut for new 48V mild hybrid technology
Mild hybrid technology has enabled the BMW 223i and 220i Active
Tourer models to deliver improved driving dynamics and optimised
efficiency. The 48V electric motor acts as a starter generator and
power booster for the engine and is now integrated into the automatic
transmission. It delivers an extra 19hp when pulling away from a
standstill, or during mid-range acceleration. The starter generator
enhances the smoothness of the Auto Start Stop function, with the
energy required stored in a 48V battery located underneath the boot,
charged by recuperation during overrun and braking.
Two plug-in hybrid models added to the
range
Plug-in hybrid technology is expected to join the
range from summer 2022 with the BMW 230e xDrive and 225e xDrive Active
Tourer. The fifth-generation BMW eDrive technology consists of a
current-excited electric motor installed in a single housing along
with the power electronics and transmission plus the latest battery
and charging technology. In both models, the electric motor acts on
the rear wheels while a three-cylinder petrol engine drives the front
wheels. With the aid of an intelligent powertrain management system,
this results in all-wheel drive that delivers exceptional sportiness,
directional stability and traction in all driving situations.
Maximum output is 326hp (150hp plus 177hp) for the BMW 230e
xDrive Active Tourer and 245hp (136hp plus 109hp) for the BMW 225e
xDrive Active Tourer. Maximum charging capacity is up from 3.7kW to
7.4kW, meaning that a full charge can be delivered in around 2.5
hours, or just under 8 hours via a conventional household socket.
Electric range has also been increased and is now up to 49 miles based
on the WLTP cycle.
Great to drive and comfortable, whatever the
situation
The chassis of the new BMW 2 Series Active
Tourer has been engineered to combine driving pleasure and ride
comfort. All front-end components have been re-developed almost from
scratch to give the car better turn-in and optimised steering feel,
while highlights of the rear include a bespoke modular three-link axle
with relocated springs and dampers that free up more interior space.
Adaptive M suspension with mechanically controlled
adjustable dampers is standard on M Sport models. The package brings a
15mm drop in the vehicle’s ride height (except plug-in hybrid models)
and includes M Sport steering with a more direct rack ratio.
Near-actuator wheel slip limitation for extremely quick,
precise response
The new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer
now comes with near-actuator wheel slip limitation to maximise the
car’s agility. This traction control system is integrated into the
engine management, eliminating the long signal paths to the control
unit for the DSC (Dynamic Stability Control) and allowing corrective
inputs to be applied up to ten times faster than in conventional
systems, ensuring optimum traction even on slippery roads and during acceleration.
The functions provided by the DSC system include not only
anti-lock braking (ABS) and Dynamic Traction Control (DTC), but also a
variety of stabilising functions and the drive-off assistant. The
Performance Control function further increases agility by varying
torque to the front wheels.
Integrated braking system optimises handling
characteristics
The braking system in the new BMW 2
Series Active Tourer is unique in its segment and delivers outstanding
stopping power and reliable pedal feel. This system brings together
brake activation, brake booster and braking control functions within a
compact module. The required brake pressure is triggered using an
electric actuator that generates pressure more dynamically and ensures
faster and more precise interventions by the DSC.
Driver assistance systems
Comfort and safety in the new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer are
enhanced by the largest selection of automated assistance functions
ever offered in a compact BMW. These functions can be improved or
expanded by means of Remote Software Upgrades and Functions on Demand.
The right speed for every situation – automatically
Automatic Speed Limit Assist controls the car’s speed by
maintaining the desired safe distance from vehicles in front and
observing speed restrictions along the route. It takes into account
speed limits detected by the Speed Limit Info system or by using data
from the navigation system and, with the system enabled, the maximum
permitted speed is automatically adopted.
The route monitoring function uses the navigation system’s map
to look ahead and reduce the car’s speed when approaching a corner,
roundabout, junction or an exit. The system also adjusts the speed as
required before entering built-up areas.
Cruise Control with brake function and manual Speed Limit
Assist as standard
Cruise Control with brake function
is fitted as standard. A manual Speed Limit Assist function is also
available, allowing the driver to import the speed limit registered by
the Speed Limit Info system including no-overtaking indicator –
another standard feature – as the new set speed.
The optional Active Cruise Control with Stop&Go function can
maintain the preferred speed (operational between 19-112mph) while
also keeping a safe distance from vehicles travelling ahead by using
sensor data from the cameras and radar.
Front-collision warning and Lane Departure Warning are also
standard, with the former now able to react to oncoming traffic.
The complete package: Driving Assistant Professional including
Steering and Lane Control Assistant
With the optional
Driving Assistant Professional package, Active Cruise Control can be
used at speeds up to 130mph, with Steering and Lane Control Assistant
helping drivers to maintain their current course with subtle steering
corrections. Active Navigation, meanwhile, helps the driver to keep to
the route calculated by the navigation system on multi-lane roads.
Emergency Lane Assistant (in selected European countries
including the UK) and Lane Keeping Assistant with active side
collision protection are also included, while Road Priority Warning,
Wrong-way Warning and Front-crossing traffic Warning help to further
prevent collisions. Exit Warning activates visible and acoustic
signals if a vehicle or cyclist is approaching and there is a risk of
collision on either side of the vehicle.
Providing the help required with parking and manoeuvring:
Reversing Assist Camera, Reversing Assistant, Parking
Assistant
Active Park Distance Control (PDC) uses visual
and acoustic alerts and automatic brake inputs to help avoid
collisions with obstacles and includes a Reversing Assist Camera as standard.
The latest version of the Parking Assistant is also standard and
helps the driver to park in spaces parallel or perpendicular to the
road. Instead of just using other vehicles to help it select a parking
space, the system is now also able to use the kerb as a guide. Parking
Assistant can now be used both to enter and exit spaces and as well as
steering, it also carries out the acceleration, braking and gear
changes required.
Reversing Assistant, meanwhile, offers the option of automated
reversing in confined spaces or situations where the driver does not
have a clear view, such as multi-storey car parks.
The optional Parking Assistant Plus incorporates Surround View,
Panorama View and 3D View to create a 360-degree image of the vehicle
and its surroundings. Meanwhile, the Remote 3D View function gives
drivers the ability to call up a three-dimensional live image of their
vehicle and its immediate vicinity on their smartphone.
BMW Drive Recorder is available on cars with Parking Assistant
Plus and uses the driver assistance systems’ cameras to record video
all around the vehicle, up to 60 seconds in length, for later playback
or export via the USB interface. In the event of a collision, up to 20
seconds of video taken both before and after the impact (40 seconds in
total) are stored.
The new BMW iDrive and innovative digital
services
The new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer is the first
premium compact model to be equipped with the most recent incarnation
of the BMW iDrive display and operating system. Boasting
new-generation BMW Operating System 8 software along with powerful
connectivity and data processing, it takes interaction between driver
and vehicle to another level.
The user experience is underpinned by the seamless interaction
between the BMW Curved Display, voice control, the multifunction
buttons on the steering wheel and the optional BMW Head-Up Display.
The new display grouping and the expanding capabilities of the BMW
Intelligent Personal Assistant mean the new BMW iDrive has been geared
towards interaction using touch and natural language. As a result,
steps previously carried out with the BMW Controller can now be
performed more easily and intuitively using the touchscreen, voice
control or the buttons on the steering wheel.
Fully digital BMW Curved Display with state-of-the-art
graphics
The BMW Curved Display fitted as standard in
the new 2 Series Active Tourer is formed by a 10.25-inch information
display and a control display of 10.7 inches. The screens are housed
together behind a glass surface that curves towards the driver, so
they merge into a single fully digital, high-resolution unit.
The BMW Curved Display’s graphics and menu structure have been
designed to have a smartphone-style appearance. The layout in the
centre of the display can be customised to suit the driving situation
and personal preferences, while the arrangement of widgets on the home
screen provides a simple overview of the menu options.
The automatic climate control is operated by voice control or
the touchscreen. Controls for adjusting the temperature on the driver
and front passenger side are shown permanently, while airflow, air
distribution and the seat heating function can be controlled by
calling up the climate control menu.
Personalised driving experience with the new My
Modes
Drivers of the new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer have
a choice of PERSONAL, SPORT and EFFICIENT My Modes, each activating
specific settings for the powertrain and steering, the style of the
readouts on the BMW Curved Display and the interior lighting.
Fast, accurate, informative: the BMW Maps navigation
system
The cloud-based BMW Maps navigation system, which
is part of the standard BMW Live Cockpit Plus, offers enhanced
performance and accuracy along with a simplified method of destination
entry. The new-generation navigation system enables fast route
calculation, carried out dynamically and based on real-time traffic
data. The arrival time is calculated using an anticipatory method
which factors in the usual traffic levels along the entire route.
With Connected Parking, BMW Maps is also able to provide
assistance when searching for a parking space close to the destination.
Precision navigating with Augmented View
The new
optional Augmented View function supplements the navigation system’s
map view with a live video stream from the driver’s perspective shown
on the control display and augmented by, for instance, an animated
directional arrow to help the driver take the best turn-off for the
planned route.
Natural dialogue with the BMW Intelligent Personal
Assistant
The new generation of BMW iDrive also sees the
BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant gaining additional skills. Spoken
instructions can now be used to adjust the air conditioning, open a
window or operate the optional panoramic glass roof, for instance. The
system is also capable of recognising routines and proactively
suggesting that the driver automates them, for example, if you have to
scan an ID badge upon arriving at work at a similar time each day, BMW
Intelligent Personal Assistant will recommend automating the driver
window lowering.
Interior camera for snapshots; glancing inside the car using
the My BMW App
The new overhead interior camera can be
used by the car’s occupants to take snapshots during the journey.
Pictures can be shared by simply scanning a QR code in the control
display with any smartphone connected to the car via Wi-Fi.
Customers are also able to have pictures from the interior
camera sent to their smartphone using the My BMW App’s remote function
if they wish to glance inside the car to check whether bags or other
items have been left there, for example. The interior camera is also
activated when the Remote Theft Recorder is triggered.
Personalisation using the BMW ID
With the new
BMW iDrive, customers benefit from greater personalisation thanks to
BMW ID. This is used for securely storing personalised settings and
transferring them between vehicles with a PIN code for security.
Scanning a QR code is all it takes to create a new BMW ID on a
smartphone, and if the user already has a BMW ID, this will be
automatically imported into the car via the app.
The BMW ID can be created and activated in vehicles with BMW
Operating System 8 or BMW Operating System 7. Once imported, the
driver will receive a personal greeting that will include their
customised profile image. At the same time, personal settings for seat
position, exterior mirrors, navigation system, driver assistance
functions, display layouts, shortcuts and favourites as well as
infotainment system settings will be imported automatically.
Personalised suggestions from the BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant
are also stored in the BMW ID, together with individually selected
wake words and privacy settings.
Smartphone linking and integration of third-party
services
Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are integrated
wirelessly as standard, allowing customers to access digital services
they use on their smartphones such as voice assistants, map apps,
music streaming and messaging services. Information from the apps can
be viewed both in the control display and in the instrument cluster or
optional Head-Up Display.
The My BMW App is available in more than 40 countries for both
iOS and Android operating systems and can be downloaded free from the
Apple App Store or Google Play Store. It acts as a universal interface
to the car, providing information on the vehicle’s status at any time,
enabling (depending on equipment) remote operation of functions such
as vehicle location, door locking, Remote 3D View and, on plug-in
hybrid models, the auxiliary climate control system.
The optional BMW Digital Key Plus enables customers to lock and
unlock their new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer with their Apple iPhone
via NFC technology, making a conventional car key superfluous. The car
owner can share access with up to five other users and can create a
configuration for young drivers which restricts top speed, engine
power, maximum radio volume and more.
Always up to the minute: Remote Software Upgrades for
over-the-air updates
The Remote Software Upgrades
function keeps the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer up to date with the
latest software, offering new services and improved vehicle functions.
All updates can be downloaded over the air, on a smartphone via the My
BMW App, or directly into the car using its built-in SIM card.
The new BMW 2 Series Active Tourer will be priced from £30,265
and is due for launch and first UK deliveries in March 2022.
Ends
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Fuel consumption, CO2 emission figures and power consumption were
measured using the methods required according to Regulation VO (EC)
2007/715 as amended. The figures are calculated using a vehicle
fitted with basic equipment in Germany, the ranges stated take into
account differences in selected wheel and tyre sizes as well as the
optional equipment. They may change during configuration.
The details marked * have already been calculated based on the
new WLTP test cycle and adapted to NEDC for comparison purposes. In
these vehicles, different figures than those published here may
apply for the assessment of taxes and other vehicle-related duties
which are (also) based on CO2 emissions.
For further details of the official fuel consumption figures and
official specific CO2emissions of new cars, please refer to the
"Manual on fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and power
consumption of new cars", available at sales outlets, from
Deutsche Automobil Treuhand GmbH (DAT), Hellmuth-Hirth-Str. 1, 73760
Ostfildern-Scharnhausen and at https://www.dat.de/co2/.
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CO2 EMISSIONS & CONSUMPTION.
The all-new BMW 223i Active Tourer:
Fuel consumption, combined: 6.6 – 6.0 l/62 miles (42.8 – 47.1
mpg imp), CO2 emissions, combined: 149 – 137 g/km based on
the WLTP cycle.
The all-new BMW 230e xDrive Active Tourer:
Fuel consumption combined: 1.4 – 1.1 l/62 miles [201.8 – 256.8
mpg imp]; electric power consumption combined: 20.0 kWh – 17.9 kWh/62
miles; CO2 emissions combined: 30 – 22 g/km based on the
WLTP cycle.
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