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You want to increase Hispanic sales but still relying on ads and sponsorships, assuming they’re enough. The reality? Hispanics buy from brands that connect culturally, not just advertise. Hispanics are 86% more likely to purchase from culturally relevant brands—yet less than 5% of companies are doing this, that's a massive gap. Traditional efforts create awareness, but authentic content drives action.
The real problem isn’t just awareness—it’s understanding and trust. Most brands assume Hispanics will embrace hybrids if they see enough ads, but the real barrier is lack of cultural connection and education. Hispanics value reliability, long-term savings, and practical benefits, yet many still see hybrid technology as unfamiliar or complicated. Culturally relevant content bridges this gap, reshaping perceptions and making hybrids feel accessible, aspirational, and smart. When messaging resonates with Hispanic values, it doesn’t just inform—it influences. The result? Higher awareness, stronger favorability, and increased purchase intent.
Autoproyecto’s competition falls short because they produce content—Autoproyecto lives it. While others rely on general production teams, Autoproyecto’s sole focus is automotive storytelling, ensuring expertise and authenticity in every piece. The results speak for themselves: 94.8% of viewers found the content engaging, 96.1% said it was highly relevant, and 98.9% deemed it credible. Generic automotive media covers cars—Autoproyecto elevates them, shaping perception, increasing hybrid adoption, and driving real purchase intent. Competitors may have production teams, but they don’t have the passion, expertise, or results that come from a brand that breathes, films, and delivers automotive excellence every day.
Autoproyecto’s culturally relevant content successfully reshaped perceptions of hybrid vehicles, making the 2025 Toyota Camry Hybrid a top choice among Hispanic buyers, particularly women. Key results include:
Impact on Hispanic Women