Straight answers to the most common questions on mobile van advertising, permits and pricing. 16 playbooks tailored to India's OOH advertising market.
If a van breaks down, a replacement comes from the same city pool and lost hours are made good. Rain stops the activation, not the wrap. Here is the protocol.
A branded van on a planned metro route reaches roughly 30,000 to 70,000 people a day in our deployments. Here is what drives that number and how we measure it.
Advertising vans face movement-time limits and audio restrictions in Indian cities. What the rules cover, who grants permission and how a route plan adapts.
Van advertising is usually cheaper than hoardings for short bursts and dearer over a full year. Here is the breakeven, the coverage gap and how to split budget.
Yes. Van wraps can be reprinted and swapped mid-campaign, and LED van content changes the same day. Here is the timing, the cost and how to plan for it.
Wrapped vans buy daytime coverage at ₹3,200 a day; LED vans buy motion and evening attention from ₹10,500. Here is how to decide which one your brief needs.
Van advertising is measured by verified route delivery, not estimated impressions. Here is what GPS tracking, daily reports and outcome metrics actually prove.
A vehicle-by-vehicle guide to Indian van advertising budgets, from a ₹1,200 e-rickshaw to an ₹18,000 LED truck, and how to split a fixed budget wisely.
A van advertising campaign can go live in 24 hours in tier-1 cities. Here is what that SLA covers, what slows it down, and a realistic brief-to-road timeline.
BTL activation is direct, targeted marketing carried out where people already are. ATL is mass media bought for reach. Here is how the two differ in practice.
Van advertising in India carries 18% GST as an advertising service. How GST-inclusive quoting, input tax credit and multi-state billing actually work.
Yes, advertising on a vehicle in India needs an RTO endorsement and usually a municipal advertisement permission. Here is who issues what, and who carries it.
A Vehicle Branding van advertising quote includes the vehicle, wrap production, the RTO permit, the driver, fuel and GST. Here is every line, and what sits outside it.
Van advertising in India costs ₹1,200 to ₹18,000 per vehicle per day, with wrap, RTO permit, driver, fuel and GST included. Here is how the rate card works.
Yes. Vehicle Branding runs multi-city van campaigns across 75 Indian cities and 21 states. Here is how simultaneous rollouts are permitted, priced and reported.