Digital Automotive News

Honda reveals Dots Map.

It seems that everybody is nowadays on one or more social networks, and much more this will be the case for upcoming generations. And also there is a dramatic change coming in terms of how and with what we are communicating (read hereabout the Top 10 game changers of communication).

Kia Picanto ad becomes YouTube hit

Kia advert featuring a feisty cat has been named by YouTube as one of its top 10 most popular video ads. 

Renault reveals R-Link tablet

As Renault supports the LeWeb’11 exhibition-a showcase for digital entrepreneurs- the car maker launches R-Link; an integrated, connected tablet

Nissan launches DM campaign to promote new Qashqai technology

Nissan is launching a direct mail campaign to give consumers an opportunity to experience the new 360 degree Around View Monitor technology (AVM) included in its latest Qashqai model.

Appointment to View: Nissan spoofs the spoof

You can't believe everything you see in Nissan's latest effects-laden Qashqai campaign, created by TBWA\G1. A 'behind the scenes' clip of the ad in production proves no different.

Audi’s Digital Interactive Roadway Concept Is Futuristic Street Art

Audi chose to explore how digital technology might radically alter and improve safety of future streets. ‘Urban Future’ was a special exhibition at the 2011 edition of Design Miami/ created by Copenhagen-based architect firm BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group. The project is intended to show how streets of the future could communicate with drivers, cyclists and pedestrians. The concept was originally developed by BIG for the Audi Urban Future Award last year.

BMW launches Olympics iPad magazine

BMW has launched an Olympics 2012 iPad magazine app as part of its tier-one sponsorship of the London Games.The free interactive magazine app, created by Partners Andrews Aldridge, features a range of exclusive content covering BMW-backed Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls, as well as other athletes.

Toyota’s Wraps New Concept Car With Digital Media

At the upcoming Tokyo Motor show, Toyota will debut a new digital content heavy concept car representing what the automaker sees as the evolution of the automobile. Called the Fun Vehicle interactive internet or Fun Vii, the most radical feature is the exterior body which isn’t painted sheet metal but a large digital display.