Kawasaki’s European Engine Division has launched a social media video campaign with the aim of raising awareness of the brand amongst turfcare professionals by showing what goes on inside their mower engines.
Running across Europe on Facebook and Twitter, the campaign is in two parts: a short teaser video which launched at the start of June, with a full version appearing from the beginning of July.
Both feature advanced 3D animation of the engineering inside Kawasaki’s very first and latest petrol engines. The main video follows a journey through the engine from fuel tank to combustion, demonstrating the detailed design that goes into providing power to turfcare machinery. Along the way the video also shows how Kawasaki’s engine design has changed from the KF4, their first ever 4-stroke in 1957, to today’s latest and most advanced electronic fuel injection models.
“2017 is our 60th Anniversary year and we wanted to take the opportunity to show how far our engineering has come”, comments Louise Topp, Marketing Manager at Kawasaki’s European Engine Division. “We have been looking at how best to raise our exposure online and engage more professional end-users with our brand, and this is our first test to see how well video delivers this for us.” She adds, “Initial results from the teaser video have been encouraging and we hope to welcome more turfcare professionals to our online community with the main launch."
View the teaser video below:
View the main video below:
Kawasaki Engines are celebrating a milestone anniversary across the globe this year. 2017 represents the 60th Anniversary of the start of production of the first Kawasaki general purpose petrol engines, and Kawasaki Engine Divisions in the US, Japan and Europe will be celebrating throughout 2017.
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