Wondercar and Wonderservice

Putting Children's Safety
in the Spotlight

Client
Wondercar and Wonderservice
Thematic
Awareness campaign
Crew
Ingrid Bedoyan, Luc de Tillesse, Antoinette Ribas, Iliana Couvez, Juliette Pedron, Daniëlle Verlinden, Johan Van Ransbeek, Zack Bedoyan, Studio Ruelle, Space
Project description

For the fifth consecutive year, Wondercar and Wonderservice are reaffirming their commitment to children’s road safety through their Wonder Robot initiative.

This year, both brands decided to take the initiative a step further, rethinking both its mechanics and communication approach. With their creative agency, The Crew, overseeing the campaign’s creative development and rollout, this new edition is bigger than ever, with 60,000 free high-visibility vests and a refreshed communication strategy.

Visibility = Safety: a simple insight, a powerful creative idea

As autumn approaches, the days grow shorter and visibility decreases.
This becomes particularly important when it comes to keeping children safe on their way to school, sports or youth group activities.
For this fifth edition, Wondercar and Wonderservice wanted to place greater emphasis on children’s visibility and the essential role fluorescent safety vests play in keeping them safe.

Building on this ambition, the campaign’s creative concept was developed around one universal insight: “Visibility = Safety.”

Far more than a simple accessory, the fluorescent yellow vest takes centre stage in the campaign’s key visual, immediately catching the eye while embodying the initiative’s core promise: making children more visible to help keep them safe.

A Campaign Evolving in Both Scale and Approach

Launched in 2022, the Wonder Robot initiative has continued to grow year after year. From 10,000 safety vests distributed during its first edition, the initiative has now reached 60,000 vests in 2026, bringing the total number planned across five editions to 211,000.

To make the vests more accessible and streamline their distribution, Wondercar and Wonderservice also introduced a new mechanism.
The process is simple: families are invited to check stock availability on wonderrobot.be before visiting their preferred Wondercar body shop or Wonderservice garage. Once there, they simply complete a short form to receive a free pack of 24 safety vests for their children and their friends.

To support this new approach, The Crew developed the campaign’s creative assets and coordinated their rollout across a multichannel communication mix combining outdoor advertising,  print media and digital channels.

The result is a campaign that brings together social commitment, creativity and local engagement, while strengthening Wondercar and Wonderservice’s visibility among Belgian families.

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