案例库 · 市场与品牌 · 战略决策 · 2023
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Toyota Belgium won self-employed buyers on cost, not tax deduction
When Belgium's 100% car deduction ended, Toyota reframed the debate to 4-year cost and sold 3,023 cars, a record B2B share.
Toyota Belgium
那一手
In July 2023 a Belgian tax change gave self-employed professionals a last window to buy a company car before end-June with 100% tax deduction, and every brand rushed to exploit it.
Toyota was only 11th in the B2B market, so BBDO Belgium didn't compete on the deduction that everyone was selling. It moved the argument from tax deductibility to Total Cost of Ownership, showing a hybrid saved the buyer more money over four years than an EV.
The calculations felt complex, so the campaign made the topic light and used a recognisable figure to talk about numbers: the buyer's own accountant.
为什么管用
- Reframing to TCO moves from a regulatory perk to a durable financial argument.
- It plays to Toyota's hybrid strength rather than chasing the EV/PHEV conversation.
- A familiar human figure (the accountant) makes a hard comparison feel approachable.
- It targets the underserved self-employed segment instead of fighting the whole market.
可以搬走什么
In a one-shot regulatory window, don't fight on the incentive everyone is quoting; pick a more honest metric and make it human.
后来呢
Toyota sold 3,023 cars in June 2023, up 123% versus June 2022, and its B2B market share rose 33% to a record 12.1%. The campaign was credited with helping self-employed professionals save around €15 million in a single month and won a Bronze Effie in Belgium, proving a fiscal change could be turned into a positioning advantage.
资料来源
- Toyota helpt zelfstandigen € 15 miljoen besparen in slechts 1 maand - Bronze Effie
- Effie Case - Toyota: Toyota helps self-employed professionals save €15 million in just 1 month
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