Keep the message clear around sliding doors
Place the main identity where it reads when the vehicle is closed, and check what happens when doors are open. Avoid important text across deep channels or hardware. Use the side and rear as related layouts with their own spacing and emphasis.
Plan the vehicle’s preparation
Assess paint, dents, repairs and existing graphics before production. Confirm which windows and surfaces are in scope and identify any equipment that affects access. Installation arrangements and time off the road should be established before a final schedule is agreed.
MATERIALS & APPROACHES
Find the right fit.
Where it can work
- Mobile service teams
- Local delivery businesses
- Company and trade vans
A few useful answers.
Why do you need roof height and wheelbase?+
Those details change panel dimensions and artwork placement. The final layout must match the actual vehicle configuration.
Can the back look different from the sides?+
Yes. A coordinated rear layout can prioritize the information most useful from that viewing position.
