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Hughes Telematics Wins 2009 International Telematics Award

ATLANTA–Hughes Telematics, Inc. (HTI), a leader in providing next
generation
telematics solutions, today announced that its in-Drive AT-500 device

has been honored with the 2009 Best Aftermarket Device award at the
Telematics Update conference in Detroit, Michigan. The award
celebrates
the aftermarket product that has shown the best feature and service
innovation in the telematics field. HTI was selected by a panel of
top
industry experts and analysts.

“This award validates the hard work and dedication put forth by our
entire team to build a truly innovative aftermarket solution,” said
Fred
Blumer, vice president of aftermarket and data services, HTI. “As the

aftermarket telematics industry continues to flourish and expand, we
are
equipped to remain at the forefront of developing solutions that will

continue to empower drivers.”

HTI continues to innovate applications and services for aftermarket
vehicles. The in-Drive AT-500 is its first aftermarket consumer
telematics solution, offering services such as locating a stolen
vehicle, deciphering check-engine lights, evaluating real-time MPG
and
emissions, generating data for usage-based insurance, utilizing
two-way
emergency calling and monitoring family driving.

“This recognition from Telematics Update confirms our successful
emergence into the consumer aftermarket sector,” said Erik Goldman,
president, HTI. “The in-Drive AT-500 leverages HTI’s rich portfolio
of
technology and Next Generation Telematics Architecture to provide
unprecedented connectivity for vehicles on an aftermarket basis in
the
consumer space. This device allows HTI to expand our reach beyond
embedded telematics and our existing aftermarket fleet business, and
work with organizations such as insurance agencies, auto clubs and
wireless carriers to offer their customers the benefits of a
connected
vehicle.”

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