The Cola & Marvel Pop-up Store advertisement integrates the Cola brand and Marvel IP. Through shopping mall posters, social platforms and other channels, it uses co-branded packaging and hero-themed scenes as highlights, focusing on limited-time interactive experiences and limited products to attract fans and consumers, quickly spark topics, and increase the popularity of both brands.

Radio and TV/television advertising relies on radio and television media to deliver information in the form of a combination of sound and image. Radio advertising relies on auditory penetration to cover mobile and home scenes; TV advertising relies on audio-visual impact to reach a wide audience. Both have timeliness and communication power, and are often used for brand promotion and event publicity. They are traditional and efficient marketing methods.

Smart meeting ads focus on smart meeting solutions, and are spread in office scenes and technology platforms by showing functions such as remote collaboration, real-time interaction, and efficient minutes. With concise demonstrations and scenario-based presentations, they attract corporate users, highlight the advantages of convenience and efficiency, and help improve office efficiency and collaboration experience.

Hyundai Immersive Display is an innovative achievement of Hyundai Motor in the field of display technology. For example, its holographic windshield display was developed by Hyundai Mobis and Zeiss. Without a physical screen, the principle of light diffraction is used to project key information such as driving data and navigation onto the windshield, from the driver to the passenger seat, bringing a panoramic immersive experience that can be clearly presented even in strong light. The interior space is more open and driving safety is improved. It is planned to be mass-produced in 2027.