Mercedes First Brake That Reads The Street
Mercedes-Benz Nederland has been promoting Brake Assist Plus (BAS Plus) system with a series of print advertisements, presenting the technology as the first brake that reads the road. A series of words are blurred out, allowing the reader to see what really matters: a child, a ball and a dog.
The new Brake Assist PLUS system (BAS PLUS) registers vehicles ahead by radar and gives a warning if the gap is too small or the closing speed is too high. If a collision threatens, BAS PLUS calculates the ideal braking assistance in fractions of a second and makes this available immediately – even if the driver applies too little pressure to the brake pedal. This significantly reduces the incidence of rear-end collisions.
Credits
The First Brake campaign was developed at BBDO Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, by chief creative officer Toygar Bazarkaya, creative director Ton Hollander, copywriters Markus Steinkemper and Toni Selzer, art director Sven Klasen, with client consultants Marco Golbach, Dirk Spakowski and Bas Verdoorn.
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Amazing!!! it’s a GP!