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South Korea’s Kia denies responsibility for anti-Musk ad

Kia stated it did not approve an advertisement featuring its EV3 model, emphasizing it was an independent initiative.
The advertisement included a bumper sticker that said, 'I bought this after Elon went crazy.'
Elon Musk reacted with surprise to the advertisement after it was shared on the social media platform X.

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South Korea's Kia denies responsibility for anti-Musk ad

South Korean automaker Kia told AFP on Tuesday it had not approved an advertising campaign that featured one of its electric vehicles with a bumper sticker denigrating rival Tesla owner Elon Musk.

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The Straits Times

South Korea’s Kia denies responsibility for anti-Musk ad

The advertisement features Kia's EV3 with a bumper sticker saying: “I bought this after Elon went crazy”. Read more at straitstimes.com.

1 day ago·Singapore

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South China Morning Post

South Korea’s Kia disavows advert poking fun at ‘crazy’ Elon Musk

After a cheeky ad featuring a bumper sticker about Elon Musk went viral, the carmaker quickly clarified that it had no part in the campaign.

1 day ago·Hong Kong

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South Korea's Kia says it didn't approve an ad saying drivers bought its EV 'after Elon went crazy'

The advertisement, posted last month by Kia Norway, features the company's EV with a sticker saying: "I bought this after Elon went crazy."

1 day ago·New York, United States

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Kia Trolls Tesla With Anti-Elon Ads

Kia's marketing department in Norway and Finland set their sights on the world's most controversial CEO, Elon Musk, and it got people talking.

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The Express Tribune

Kia Norway mocks Elon Musk and Tesla with viral bumper sticker trend in new ad

Kia Norway’s ad targets Tesla with a bumper sticker trend that went viral on social media after Elon Musk’s scandals.

2 days ago·Pakistan

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