Chevrolet's goal is to reach younger audiences through giant Netflix productions and promote its electric cars in the US.
An unprecedented and exclusive partnership was recently signed. Simply Netflix and General Motors, owner of brands like Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac and Buick, recently signed a contract that provides for the participation of branded electric cars in the productions of the streaming giant.
True to the saying “advertising is the soul of the business”, Chevrolet's goal is to reach young audiences through Netflix content. The agreement between the companies says that Netflix should use the brand's electric cars in its productions, thus promoting its electric cars in the US.
Some productions that will feature the “special appearances” of Chevrolet electric cars are “Love is Blind”, “Queer Eye” and “Unstable”, in addition to others that can be included in the list.
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