Audi Takes to the Road for Social Campaign "Taste of Progress"
Nov. 30, 2023
Audi is taking audiences close to communities of modern-foragers and master-chefs through a new social content series, Taste of Progress. The three-part Instagram Reels production has been created by socially-led creative agency We Are Social and its in-house production division, We Are Social Studios.
It stars Great British Bake Off alumni Manon Lagrève, who will travel around the UK in the Audi Q8 e-tron visiting three food innovators - Mark Aisthorpe, Rachel Ama and Tait Miller. Through their stories of progress, the campaign invites audiences to discover innovative cooking through the lenses of design, sustainability and performance, which are topics that are central to the Audi brand.
With multiple organic and paid multi-format storytelling assets, the campaign aims to get audiences talking about progressive, tangible food innovators. Viewers can choose to continue the journey by clicking through to the Audi Update web page for deeper engagement and interviews with the cast.
The first Reel is now live, and further content will be released over the week.
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