Campaign India Team
Sep 03, 2009

W+K India to drive creative work for Chevy’s ‘Cruise’

W+K India is believed to have bagged the creative duties for Chevrolet Cruise, a luxury sedan expected to hit the Indian market soon. The agency will also handle yet another ‘new mini car’ from Chevrolet’s stable, the name of which is not yet known.General Motors (GM) had called for a creative pitch for its sedan brand Chevrolet Cruise in April this year and various agencies including Publicis Ambience, Leo Burnett, McCann Erickson and W+K were involved in the pitch.

W+K India to drive creative work for Chevy’s ‘Cruise’
W+K India is believed to have bagged the creative duties for Chevrolet Cruise, a luxury sedan expected to hit the Indian market soon. The agency will also handle yet another ‘new mini car’ from Chevrolet’s stable, the name of which is not yet known.

General Motors (GM) had called for a creative pitch for its sedan brand Chevrolet Cruise in April this year and various agencies including Publicis Ambience, Leo Burnett, McCann Erickson and W+K were involved in the pitch.

Both GM and W+K officials were unavailable for comments at the time of filing the story.

 

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