Tag: Tata Motor

  • Madison OOH Platinum Outdoor’s clutter breaking campaign for Tata Motor’s Tiago

    Madison OOH Platinum Outdoor’s clutter breaking campaign for Tata Motor’s Tiago

    MUMBAI: Tiago, the new hatchback from Tata Motors with cutting edge design, technology and driving dynamics was recently launched with a clutter breaking OOH campaign.  Platinum Outdoor, the AOR for Tata Motors planned and executed the entire campaign across 70 plus cities/towns in metros, tier II and tIII cities.

    The campaign had two phases: The  first phase announcing bookings for the hatchback in key markets, followed by the launch phase in all markets. Traditional outdoor formats, key mall facades and airports were used to enable the consumers to experience the car.

    On the day of the launch the agency conceptualized a clutter breaking idea to highlight different features of the car through larger than life installations at multiple locations.  Some of these include, blinking headlamps of the car, highlighting the car name, emphasis on Messi with Messi’s cut-out and a Tiago Zone at one of the busiest junction in Mumbai.

    Platinum Outdoor CEO Dipankar Sanyal said, “Tiago launch was the first major launch campaign undertaken by Platinum. True to the product, the campaign focused on the features through innovations. With the use of our planning tools, we were able to deploy quality sites at the right places which delivered high visibility in all markets.”

  • Madison OOH Platinum Outdoor’s clutter breaking campaign for Tata Motor’s Tiago

    Madison OOH Platinum Outdoor’s clutter breaking campaign for Tata Motor’s Tiago

    MUMBAI: Tiago, the new hatchback from Tata Motors with cutting edge design, technology and driving dynamics was recently launched with a clutter breaking OOH campaign.  Platinum Outdoor, the AOR for Tata Motors planned and executed the entire campaign across 70 plus cities/towns in metros, tier II and tIII cities.

    The campaign had two phases: The  first phase announcing bookings for the hatchback in key markets, followed by the launch phase in all markets. Traditional outdoor formats, key mall facades and airports were used to enable the consumers to experience the car.

    On the day of the launch the agency conceptualized a clutter breaking idea to highlight different features of the car through larger than life installations at multiple locations.  Some of these include, blinking headlamps of the car, highlighting the car name, emphasis on Messi with Messi’s cut-out and a Tiago Zone at one of the busiest junction in Mumbai.

    Platinum Outdoor CEO Dipankar Sanyal said, “Tiago launch was the first major launch campaign undertaken by Platinum. True to the product, the campaign focused on the features through innovations. With the use of our planning tools, we were able to deploy quality sites at the right places which delivered high visibility in all markets.”

  • Tata Motors to spend more than Rs 20 crore on Vista Tech & Nano Twist

    Tata Motors to spend more than Rs 20 crore on Vista Tech & Nano Twist

    BENGALURU: Tata Motors has announced a nation-wide launch of the new Vista VX Tech (Vista Tech) in Bengaluru today.

     

    This comes in after the announcement of the launch of the New Nano Twist made by the company a few days ago. The campaign including TVC, print, online and outdoor in select cities is already underway for it, while a new TVC campaign for the Vista Tech commenced yesterday.

     

    While unveiling the two vehicles, Tata Motors senior vice president commercial passenger vehicle business unit, Ankush Arora, also showcased a 15 second TVC for the Vista Tech created by Rediffusion Y&R and a 30 second TVC for the Nano Twist created by Draftfcb Ulka. “These TVCs’ will run across all channels, national as well as regional, and we plan to have a campaign in print, digital as well as outdoors in a select few cities,” says Arora while talking to indiantelevision.com. The New Nano’s positioning is ‘Celebrate Awareness’, while the tagline for the Vista Tech is ‘Designed to Thrill’.

     

    “The response for the Nano Twist has been good, right since the launch of the vehicle in the Mumbai market a couple of days ago, we have received about 400 bookings from Bengaluru,” informs Arora.

     

    According to industry sources, the automobile market in the country has set upon hard times and this low phase is likely to continue for another six to nine months until the elections are over and the policies of the powers that be at that time are in place.

     

    To push sales, huge discounts on vehicles is more often a norm rather than an exception at present. Industry sources reveal that Tata Motors plans to spend around Rs 10 to 12 crore each for the Vista Tech and the Nano Twist towards mass media communications over the next month or so, probably until the next Auto Expo in New Delhi.

     

    Lodestar UM handles the media buying for these two Tata Motors brands.