Toyota – The Barista Project
Breaking news from Toyota. Its new Kinetic Energy Recovery System takes the energy that is wasted when speeding down a car and reuses it to accelerate again. To explain ...
To promote its new X5 crossover, BMW planned a 10-day US road trip from the car’s birthplace at a Spartanburg plant directly to the L.A. Auto Show. The catch: the crossover took the straightest line possible, no matter what obstacles stood in the way. That took a lot of creativity from the 35-person crew, that for example headed into farm country and encountered the Mississippi River. At last the car, full of dirt from the trip, entered the stage of the L.A. Auto Show.
Breaking news from Toyota. Its new Kinetic Energy Recovery System takes the energy that is wasted when speeding down a car and reuses it to accelerate again. To explain ...
Backing up a trailer or caravan can be quite challenging. That’s why Volkswagen invented its Trailer Assist. To create buzz around the new feature VW Norway came up with ...
IKEA’s goal is to make life in the kitchen easier. So for the re-launch of its METOD-series they came up with a PR stunt to prove just how practically designed ...