VOLVO has chosen SGG PRIVA-LITE® for its “roadbox”

Date: 28 November 2006

Source: SGG PRIVA-LITE® NEWS

Date: 28 November 2006

The Certified Installer for Paris area, “La Française du Verre”, has been chosen for the new advertisement campaign of Volvo.

He engineered an animated showcase made of 32 SGG PRIVA-LITE® panels of 1m² each, controlled by a DMX device. Inside this showcase, the brand new VOLVO C30 was exposed. This “roadbox” is installed every week in a different major French city.

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