Century Links Battery Care to Safer Driving
First reported by Fleet Auto News ·

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The quick read
- Century Batteries has extended its partnership with the Australian Road Safety Foundation to back road safety awareness campaigns throughout 2026
- The partnership aims to promote safer driving practices
- The campaign will focus on national road safety awareness
- The expanded partnership is set to run throughout 2026
For dealers: Australian dealers can leverage this partnership to promote safer driving practices and increase customer trust in their brands
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
The Century Batteries partnership with the Australian Road Safety Foundation has significant implications for dealers looking to increase showroom traffic and boost their reputation as responsible and safety-conscious businesses
What it means for customer trust
By associating themselves with a reputable organization like the Australian Road Safety Foundation, dealers can increase customer trust and loyalty, ultimately driving sales and revenue
The partnership's focus on safer driving practices also presents an opportunity for dealers to promote their own safety features and technologies, such as advanced driver-assistance systems, to customers
The competitive advantage
Dealers who actively promote the Century Batteries partnership and road safety awareness campaigns can gain a competitive advantage over others in the market, particularly in the EV and hybrid segments where safety is a top concern for consumers
The partnership's national scope and 2026 timeline provide a unique opportunity for dealers to engage with customers and promote their brands on a large scale
Taking action
This week, dealers can take the decisive action of reaching out to Century Batteries and the Australian Road Safety Foundation to explore ways to collaborate and promote the road safety awareness campaigns in their own showrooms and marketing materials
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