OOH electric vehicle campaign via Yango and POLY

By AdNews | 22 August 2024
 

Automotive manufacturer BYD, with independent media agency Yango and oOh!’s creative hub POLY, have unveiled an out-of-home campaign designed to elevate brand awareness for the ATTO3 electric vehicle. 

The campaign, featuring artwork developed by POLY, showcases BYD’s new ATTO3 across oOh!’s road and street furniture sites.

BYD’s latest instalment includes special builds on oOh!’s bus shelters in Newtown and Brisbane’s CBD, designed to maximise visibility and impact. The campaign is further supported by large format 2D extensions to capture the aspiration of high dwell traffic in Melbourne’s Chadstone and Sydney’s Alexandria. 

“As a challenger brand, we're always looking for innovative and effective ways to introduce our brand to the market. Out of home environments have significantly boosted our awareness metrics and will continue to play a vital role as we build our brand. Yango and POLY have been instrumental in bringing the ATTO3 campaign to life," BYD head of marketing Kate Hornstein said.

The bus shelter special builds and 2D executions have been positioned in locations in proximity to BYD showrooms to capture motorists’ attention and encourage them to experience and test drive the vehicle. 

POLY production and content director Richard Moore said the opportunity to work with a brand like BYD allows the team to provide best practice creative guidance in out of home.

"Further demonstrating our expertise in achieving OOH success. We love how BYD is maximising the impact and creativity of classic formats through the use of special builds," he said.

BYD is planning to run a series of OOH ads aimed at showcasing other models in the range and to continue to build the awareness of BYD as an option for Australian motorists.  

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