Honda’s Plug-In Vehicle Gets a Plug-In Billboard to Match

RPA turns off some letters to tout energy conservation

Here's a nice outdoor execution by RPA for the all-electric Honda Fit EV, which gets a remarkable 118 mpg. The billboard shows the car plugged into Honda's iconic "H" logo, with a few letters turned off—leaving the word "On"—to emphasize the vehicle's environmental friendliness. Of course, that stunt cuts both ways. Any use of electricity on billboards is a drain of resources, making it tougher to make conservation claims—a dilemma this famous Denver Water billboard faced as well. Credits below.

@nudd Tim Nudd is a former creative editor of Adweek.
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