Campaign India Team
Jul 19, 2012

DDB Mudra Delhi bags creative duties for Yamaha's scooter Ray

The pitch process began three months ago. The 100-125 cc scooter targeted at women is due for launch around Diwali, according to Autocar India.

DDB Mudra Delhi bags creative duties for Yamaha's scooter Ray

 

IndiaYamaha Motor has handed the creative mandate for its 'stylish and sporty' scooter Yamaha Ray to DDB Mudra Delhi.
 
The scooter is the first vehicle in IndiaYamaha Motor's portfolio targeted at women. According to Autocar India, the 125 to 150 cc Ray is due for launch around Diwali (September).

Vandana Das, President, DDB Mudra Group, said, "We are very excited with this win. We had a full-fledged integrated approach to the brand launch. We look forward to partnering IndiaYamaha Motor in making Yamaha Ray a big success."

Roy Kurian, National Business Head, India Yamaha Motor, added, "The pitch process began three months ago. We were looking for an agency which could deliver an integrated strategy in terms of both creative and execution, to help build on the stylish and sporty image of Yamaha Ray. In DDB Mudra Delhi, with its strength in its ATL/BTL/ Experiential and Digital platforms, we found a perfect partner."
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