Chevrolet: Every mile counts

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Media Type:

Print Print

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

Ecuador

Industry:

Automotive

At Christmas, we realized something simple but revealing: when we receive a gift, we rarely stop to think about how it got there. We unwrap it. We wear it. We make it part of our lives. The journey disappears the moment the gift arrives. For Buses and Trucks Chevrolet in Ecuador and Chile, this observation became the starting point. As a brand that exists to move things across long distances, we wanted to tell a Christmas story without showing roads, vehicles or logistics. Instead, we focused on what truly travels inside every delivery: time, care and intention. That’s why we chose a sweater as the main visual. A familiar object, loaded with warmth and meaning. The kind of gift that doesn’t just arrive — it carries someone’s presence, someone’s thought, someone’s love. In this editorial print piece, the sweater becomes a quiet witness to an invisible journey. One that starts far away, crosses miles, and ends in a moment of closeness. Chevrolet’s role remains subtle but essential: making that journey possible. Because at Christmas, gifts don’t just move through space. They move emotions. And every mile counts.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Garwich BBDO, Guayaquil, Ecuador

CEO:

Silvia Intriago

Creative Director:

Byron Salazar

Art Director/AI Artist/Craft:

Leonardo Briones

Account Director:

Ma. Gabriela Espinosa

Copywriter:

Andrea Fernández

Account Manager:

Ma. Gabriela Rosero

Graphic Design:

Israel Hernández, Fía Zalamea

Content Manager:

Isidora Cornejo

Date:

December, 2025

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