Hyundai virtual tour lets you experience the Canadian International Auto Show from anywhere
by Canadian Manufacturing.com Staff
Hyundai has partnered with digital photography specialist Virtuo360 to create a virtual tour of its booth at Canada's largest automotive event in Toronto
Hyundai’s virtual tour allows anyone with an internet connection to experience the Canadian International Auto Show
PHOTO: Hyundai Auto Canada Corp.
The interactive, virtual view of Hyundai’s booth is a first for the automaker and will remain accessible online until March 6.
Hyundai has also included a virtual tour of the RN30 Concept car, which made its North American premiere at the Montreal International Auto Show (Jan. 20-29).
“We wanted to take Hyundai’s largest and most significant display and put it online, so even more people can have the opportunity to experience it,” said Lawrence Hamilton, director of Marketing with Hyundai Auto Canada.
Hyundai worked with Virtuo360, a specialist in 360-degree photography and a Google Street View trusted agency, to assemble the online tour.
“Through the tour, the viewer is able to select individual vehicles to view, and the software is sophisticated enough to allow them to examine the interior or exterior anywhere on the Hyundai booth,” said Jeffrey Han, Virtuo360 president.
