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15Jan/21

‘Movement that inspires’ – Kia presents its new brand purpose and future strategy

January 15, 2021TransportCar classifications, Cars, City cars, Hatchbacks, Ho Sung Song, Hyundai Motor Group, Kia Corporation, Kia Motors, KIA MOTORS CORPORATION, Motor vehicles, Peter Schreyer, Seoul, South Koreasmbale

New brand strategy and future ambitions revealed in digital showcase
Corporate name changed from ‘Kia Motors’ to ‘Kia’
Company puts its ‘Plan S’ long-term strategy into action to create sustainable mobility solutions for customers
Seven new dedicated electric vehicles to launch by 2027
Kia turns to recyclable materials and renewable energy for more sustainable manufacturing
Kia’s first dedicated BEV and new design philosophy to be revealed soon

SEOUL, South Korea, Jan. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Kia has announced new details of its new brand purpose and ambitions for the future during a digital showcase event. Supported by a new brand slogan, ‘Movement that inspires’, Kia today reveals new details of a strategy which will see the company go beyond vehicle manufacturing to create sustainable mobility solutions for customers. Continue reading →

06Feb/17

Super Bowl ads getting too expensive – Adweek

February 6, 2017MediaAdvertising, Adweek, American Football League, Bobbi Rebell, Budweiser, Company: ADWEEK, Company: BUDWEISER, Company: Intel, Company: Kia, Company: Kia Motors, Company: Kraft Heinz Co, Country: Mexico, General Motors, Kia, Kia Motors, KIA MOTORS AMERICA, Mexico, MICHAEL SPRAGUE, National Football League, Professional sports leagues in the United States, Sports in the United States, Super Bowl, Super Bowl commercials, Television advertising, The Super Bowl, Tony Casesmbale

Some companies don’t mind shelling out $5 million for a thirty second spot during the Super Bowl, but others find cheaper ways to advertise. Bobbi Rebell reports. Continue reading →

05Feb/16

At $4.8 million per 30 seconds, advertisers go all in for the Super Bowl

February 5, 2016NFLAdvertising, Amazon, American Football League, ANHEUSER - BUSCH, Bud Light, Budweiser, Busch, Celebrity, Christopher Walken, Cuteness, Entertainment/Culture, Helen Mirren, Honda, HYUNDAI, Jeanine Poggi, Kia Motors, MICHAEL SPRAGUE, National Football League, National Football League controversies, Netflix, Professional sports leagues in the United States, QUICKEN LOANS, Ryan Reynolds, Santa Clara, Sports in the United States, Steven Tyler, Super Bowl, Super Bowl 50, Super Bowl Ad Meter, Super Bowl commercials, Television advertising, The Super Bowl, Willem Dafoesmbale

Celebrity, comedy, cars and cute animals continue to dominate Super Bowl advertising.

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