Advertising Truck Rental: Bring Your Brand to All 18 Hong Kong Districts

Quick answers

Advertising truck rental at a glance: quick answers

If you have only two minutes, these are the key answers Hong Kong clients most often need when enquiring about advertising truck rental. For more detail, jump to the sections below or explore our mobile billboard knowledge hub。

What is an advertising truck or mobile promotional vehicle?

It is a modified vehicle carrying branded graphics, or fitted with an LED screen, sound system or stage. It follows a planned route and stops in busy areas to bring brand messages to the intended audience. It is one of the most flexible forms of out-of-home (OOH) advertising.

How much does an advertising truck cost in Hong Kong?

Pricing depends on the vehicle, rental period, operating hours, route and production requirements. Public market information suggests daily LED truck rental generally costs several thousand Hong Kong dollars, with progressively lower rates for weekly and monthly bookings. Vehicle graphics and LED content production are usually charged separately. The actual quotation takes precedence.

What is usually included in a quote?

Common Hong Kong industry practice is to include the vehicle, driver, fuel and one return tunnel journey, with a driver shift usually lasting eight consecutive hours. Overtime, extra tunnel tolls, parking, generators, event staff and artwork production are generally additional charges.

How far ahead should I book?

At least one week. Allow 7–14 working days for printed vehicle graphics or a full wrap. For Christmas, Lunar New Year, major exhibitions or election periods, booking three to four weeks ahead is recommended.

Where do you operate?

Across all 18 Hong Kong districts. Common routes cover business districts, shopping centre surroundings and transport hubs in Central, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, Kwun Tong, Tsuen Wan, Sha Tin, Yuen Long and Tseung Kwan O.

Who handles compliance?

At the design stage, we check vehicle graphics against the visibility, lighting, reflector and number-plate requirements of the Road Traffic (Construction and Maintenance of Vehicles) Regulations. We also provide reminders about the Noise Control Ordinance when amplification is involved. See Legal and compliance considerations。

How can I contact you?

Call (852) 2809 2908 / 2809 2909, WhatsApp 9011 3184, email info@peakvein.com, or complete our Contact us form.

1. What is a mobile advertising truck?
2. A detailed comparison of six vehicle types
3. Prices, charging structure and additional costs
4. Choosing daily, weekly or monthly rental
5. Advertising vehicle production and modifications
6. Route planning across 18 districts
7. Industries and campaign applications
8. Measuring results and comparing media
9. Legal and compliance considerations
10. Six steps to booking
11. Why choose PEAKVEIN?
12. Frequently asked questions

About the medium

What is a mobile advertising truck? A flexible OOH option for Hong Kong

Mobile advertising trucks, also called promotional vehicles or mobile billboards, take out-of-home advertising onto the street. Their main difference from a fixed billboard is mobility: the same vehicle can reach office workers outside business buildings in the morning, visit restaurant streets at lunchtime, then head to shopping centres and residential areas in the evening. This reaches several different audiences in one day. For an introduction to the medium, read What Is a Mobile Billboard? An Introductory Guide for Hong Kong Brands。

Three basic forms of mobile advertising vehicle

The first is vehicle wrap advertising: large printed graphics or film cover the body, using static imagery for street exposure. It has the lowest cost and greatest durability, making it suitable for long-term brand building. The second is LED screen advertising: a high-brightness LED screen shows videos, animation and time-limited offers. Its strong night-time visibility suits short promotions and product launches. The third is interactive or display vehicles: mobile exhibition vehicles, stage trucks and pop-top vintage vans. The aim is to encourage people to stop and participate through sampling, trials, prize draws and performances, rather than simply notice a passing vehicle.

Why it can be particularly effective in Hong Kong

Hong Kong's dense population and the proximity of business districts, residential areas and transport hubs allow one route to pass through several consumer groups. Busy pavements put vehicle graphics in a prominent position when traffic moves slowly or stops at lights. Good fixed advertising sites are also scarce and often require long contracts, making suitable placements difficult for short campaigns. Mobile advertising vehicles fill this gap, allowing a route to be decided one day and used the next.

When is a promotional vehicle suitable?

The following situations share a need to create repeated impressions within a short period, at specific locations and among a defined audience: store openings, product launches, limited-time offers, seasonal promotions, concert and sporting-event promotion, directing visitors from exhibition surroundings, property launches and show flats, restaurant openings and food festivals, app and game downloads, recruitment, charity campaigns and public-policy communication. Each needs different route density, timing and creative design. We clarify the goal before quoting.

Compare

Six vehicle types compared: which advertising truck suits you?

PEAKVEIN owns and designs all its promotional vehicles. We control vehicle condition, equipment and availability directly, without third-party subletting. The six types below are organised by their main purpose to help you match them to your campaign. For full specifications and reference photos, visit Our services to explore each type.

Choosing between LED screens and traditional vehicle graphics

If messages change frequently, such as daily offers, countdowns or limited-stock alerts, an LED truck may be more economical: changing the file replaces the content without rewrapping the vehicle. If the message stays the same throughout the campaign and the priority is longer exposure at lower cost, traditional vehicle graphics are more suitable. For a detailed comparison, read LED Trucks vs Traditional Vehicle Advertising: Which Works Better?and The Benefits of Mini Promotional Trucks: Reaching Further into Local Communities。

Common ways to combine vehicles

Many clients use more than one vehicle type. Three common combinations are an LED truck for street exposure with a stage truck at the event; a multi-purpose exhibition vehicle for stationary sampling with a mini promotional truck bringing in visitors from nearby streets; and a vintage van as a photo spot to generate social content that is then shown on an LED truck.Event production Our team coordinates routes, staff and materials to reduce mistakes between suppliers.

Pricing

Advertising truck prices, charging structures and avoiding hidden costs

There is no single answer to how much advertising truck rental costs, but the pricing structure can be clearly explained. Below are public market reference ranges in Hong Kong, followed by a breakdown of the individual costs. For a detailed analysis, read Advertising Truck Rental Costs in 2026: How Mobile Billboard Prices Are Calculated and Hong Kong Mobile Promotional Vehicle Costs in 2026: Daily, Weekly and Monthly Reference Prices。

Hong Kong market reference ranges

What is usually included in the quote?

A common approach in Hong Kong is for the base quotation to include the vehicle, driver, fuel and one return tunnel journey, with the driver's working time stated as eight consecutive hours. Common advertised schedules include 10 am–6 pm or 10 am–10 pm, sometimes with a one-hour break. How much actual driving fits into your booked hours depends on route length and traffic, so route planning directly affects exposure efficiency.

Which items usually cost extra?

Common extras include overtime, typically around HK$200–HK$300 per hour in the market; additional tunnel tolls and harbour crossings; parking and loading arrangements; generator hire; printed vehicle graphics or wraps; LED video and image production; event staff such as MCs, sampling staff and security; props and materials; and extra fuel for longer routes across districts. Such charges can be reasonable, but they should be itemised in the quotation.

How can I identify hidden charges?

Ask for written confirmation of seven points: when the eight-hour period starts and ends and whether waiting or traffic counts as working time; overtime rates and minimum billing units; included tunnel journeys and charges for additional trips; whether fuel costs are capped; the number of artwork revisions included; cancellation or rescheduling notice periods and charges; and compensation arrangements for weather, road closures or vehicle breakdowns. Our quotation sets out all seven points, with corresponding contract terms.

Six main factors affecting price

Vehicle and equipment—larger screens and additional sound or interactive equipment increase costs.Rental duration—longer bookings usually reduce the average daily rate.Operating area—traffic and parking are more complex in core business areas such as Central, Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui, increasing costs.Operating hours and route—hourly costs increase with longer routes and busier operating periods.Content production needs—custom design, video production and multiple revisions are reflected in the quote.Additional services—event planning, on-site photography, staff recruitment and execution are separate items. Supply is tighter during Christmas, Lunar New Year and major exhibitions, reducing price and scheduling flexibility. Plan ahead with Seasonal Promotional Truck Planning: Christmas and Lunar New Year Schedules.

Rental term

Daily, weekly or monthly: choosing a cost-effective rental period

A longer rental is not automatically better; the duration should match the lifespan of the message. A concentrated one-day campaign and a month of lower-frequency repetition produce different results. For the full calculation method, read Short-Term vs Long-Term Advertising Truck Rental: Which Offers Better Value?。

Daily rental: messages tied to a specific date

An opening day, launch, the evening before a concert or a one-day pop-up has a message that expires after that date, making daily rental appropriate. Focus the eight hours on peak pedestrian periods and a few streets with the highest concentration of the target audience. Repeated visits to the same stretch are preferable to spending the day travelling merely to cover more districts.

Weekly rental: openings and seasonal promotions

The first week of a store opening, a seasonal sale or an exhibition needs several consecutive days of visibility to build recall. A weekly rental can use different daily routes: concentrate within 300 metres of the store on day one, expand to nearby shopping centres and MTR exits on days two and three, then bring in visitors from neighbouring districts from day four. For a practical example, see A Three-Day Mobile Billboard Plan to Drive Footfall for New Store Openings。

Monthly rental: property launches, recruitment and brand building

Property launches often run for several weeks, while recruitment and brand building are ongoing. Monthly rental offers the lowest average daily rate, and LED content or parts of the vehicle graphics can be changed to carry messages for different campaign stages. Longer bookings also help establish regular routes, creating familiarity among people who see the vehicle daily.

Minimum rental and booking lead times

The usual minimum billing unit is a day. For printed vehicle graphics or a full wrap, allow 7–14 working days for design, proofing, printing and fitting. Replacing LED content takes less time, but files should still be supplied three working days ahead for size and colour checks. During peak periods, reserve vehicles and dates three to four weeks in advance.

Production

Advertising vehicle production, printed graphics and modifications

Alongside rental, PEAKVEIN offers complete promotional vehicle production: sticker design, manufacture and fitting; LED screen installation; vehicle sound and power; and full vehicle modifications. For the practical stages and schedule, read Advertising Truck Production: From Vehicle Design and Printing to LED Conversions。

Vehicle graphics and wraps: consider regulations during design

A common mistake is to design on a flat layout without accounting for door gaps, wheel arches, hinges or curved panels, leaving text broken or key graphics obscured when fitted. Before preparing artwork, we use the vehicle's actual panel layout and place the brand name and call to action on flat surfaces at eye level. Graphics must not obstruct the windscreen, the driver's field of vision, required lights, reflectors or number plates. These basic requirements of the Road Traffic (Construction and Maintenance of Vehicles) Regulations must be addressed during design to avoid redoing the finished wrap.

LED content: confirm dimensions and pixel proportions first

LED truck screen specifications vary considerably. Common Hong Kong market examples include side screens around 2.4 m high × 5.76 m wide and rear screens around 2.4 m high × 2.24 m wide. Other configurations are around 2.24 m high × 3.52 m wide at 560 × 880 pixels. MP4 video and JPEG images are common formats. Screens can be unusually wide or narrow, so standard 16:9 or 1:1 social media assets are likely to be distorted or cropped. Confirm the actual screen dimensions and pixels with us, then redesign to that aspect ratio, using text that pedestrians can read from 10–20 metres away.

Modifications, power and sound

Adding LED screens, roof displays, sound systems or stage structures affects weight distribution, power and secure installation. Transport Department guidance advises seeking the vehicle manufacturer's or agent's advice or consent before modifications, which may otherwise invalidate the warranty. Some alterations may also need to be reported to the Department. Mini promotional trucks have solar power equipment, while generators can be hired separately for stationary vehicles such as T2 pop-top vans. We check power and fixings before every deployment.

Design, revisions and ongoing support

We provide creative design, advertising copy and video production as part of a complete service; design is generally charged separately. Our technical team responds to equipment issues during campaigns, while longer rentals receive regular maintenance to keep equipment operating throughout the booking.

Coverage

Route planning across all 18 Hong Kong districts

With the same vehicle and budget, good route planning can multiply exposure efficiency. We design a mix of touring and stationary stops around the brand's target audience, operating hours and competitor locations. For district-by-district analysis, read Mobile Billboard Campaigns Across Hong Kong's 18 Districts: Where Is Exposure Highest?。

Core business districts: high density, higher costs and strong competition

Central, Admiralty, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok are primary campaign areas. They offer substantial purchasing power and dense pedestrian traffic, but also congestion, loading restrictions and limited parking. These routes suit finance, insurance, luxury, food and retail brands. Slow passes and brief stops are generally preferable to prolonged stationary activity.

Secondary business and office districts

Kwun Tong, Kowloon Bay, Quarry Bay, Tai Koo, Lai Chi Kok and Cheung Sha Wan have concentrated office populations, with footfall peaking at lunchtime and after work. Traffic pressure is lower than in core districts. These areas suit B2B services, recruitment, lunch promotions and apps, often offering better value than prime business areas.

New towns and residential districts

Sha Tin, Tai Po, Tsuen Wan, Kwai Tsing, Yuen Long, Tuen Mun, Tseung Kwan O and Tung Chung mainly serve families, with shopping centres as pedestrian hubs. They suit consumer goods, family products, education, property and healthcare services. Peak periods tend to be evenings and weekends, with routes centred on shopping centres, markets, schools and transport hubs.

Stationary displays and event venues

Many projects need the vehicle to stop as well as tour: around shopping centres, exhibition centres, schools, piers, boundary crossings and concert venues. Stationary displays suit sampling, trials, prize draws and photo opportunities. In these cases, Mobile exhibition trucks、Mobile stage truck and T2 pop-top van can be more effective than vehicles focused solely on passing exposure.

Service coverage across 18 districts

Our routes can cover all 18 Hong Kong districts: Central and Western, Wan Chai, Eastern, Southern, Yau Tsim Mong, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon City, Wong Tai Sin, Kwun Tong, Tsuen Wan, Kwai Tsing, Sha Tin, Tai Po, North, Yuen Long, Tuen Mun, Sai Kung and Islands. Routes can be adjusted to client requirements, with a written route plan supplied before deployment.

Use cases

Industries and campaign applications: which businesses benefit?

Mobile advertising vehicles can serve almost any industry seeking greater visibility, but the best approach differs substantially. Below are key approaches by industry. For more examples, explore the industry case studies in our insights section.

Further reading: Promoting a Product Launch: A Complete Mobile Billboard Plan for Brand Exposure｜Mobile Billboards for Food Businesses: Restaurant and Food Event Promotion｜Stage Trucks and Mobile Billboards for Property Launches and Major Events

Results

Measuring results: exposure, costs and media comparisons

A frequent criticism of outdoor advertising is that results are difficult to quantify. Mobile advertising vehicles can be easier to document than fixed billboards because each journey and stop has a recorded time and location. For a full cost-effectiveness comparison, read Mobile Billboards vs Outdoor Billboards: Comparing Cost-Effectiveness。

How can results be measured?

We recommend three levels of measurement. First, route records—routes, times, stops and actual driving hours provide evidence of delivery. Second, on-site documentation—photos and short videos support reports and can be reused on social media. Third, response metrics—dedicated QR codes, offer codes or short links connect street exposure with enquiries, store visits or downloads. This third level is often overlooked, yet provides the clearest evidence of response. Plan it during artwork design.

Comparison with other outdoor media

Improving exposure efficiency for every dollar

Four practical steps: concentrate operating hours at pedestrian peaks instead of spreading them evenly through the day; repeat shorter routes to reduce unproductive driving; give each design one clear message, prioritising legibility at a distance over decorative complexity; and arrange photography so the same campaign also produces social media material, spreading the overall cost.

Compliance

Hong Kong advertising vehicle regulations and compliance

Compliance distinguishes professional providers from informal vehicle hire. The following framework summarises Hong Kong rules directly relevant to mobile promotional vehicles for planning purposes. For individual projects, follow the latest guidance from the Transport Department, Environmental Protection Department and other relevant authorities, and seek clarification in advance where necessary.

Road Traffic Ordinance, section 52A: restrictions on advertising vehicles

Section 52A of the Road Traffic Ordinance (Cap. 374) sets out restrictions on advertising vehicles, meaning vehicles used or intended primarily for displaying advertisements. A person must not drive or use such a vehicle without a permit from the Commissioner, or in breach of its conditions. An owner may apply and pay the prescribed fee, and the Commissioner may impose conditions including a validity period. Public reports state that a first conviction can carry a HK$5,000 fine and three months' imprisonment, with a HK$10,000 fine and six months' imprisonment for subsequent convictions. The Transport Department issues these permits only for non-commercial uses. As at 2 September 2025, seven valid advertising vehicle permits had been issued.

Vehicle graphics: construction and maintenance requirements

A common approach for commercial brands in Hong Kong is to place vehicle graphics on properly registered goods vehicles or vans. The design must meet the Road Traffic (Construction and Maintenance of Vehicles) Regulations: it must not obstruct the driver's view, including the windscreen and front portions of the driver's side windows, or cover mandatory lights, reflectors or number plates. We check artwork against these requirements and retain panel layouts and fitting records. For unusual installations or formats, we recommend enquiring with the Transport Department or obtaining written confirmation first.

Amplification: the Noise Control Ordinance

Music or announcements from promotional vehicles are subject to the Noise Control Ordinance (Cap. 400). Under section 5(1)(b), at any time, noise from a loudspeaker, megaphone or other amplifying device in domestic premises or a public place is unlawful if it causes annoyance amounting to a nuisance.This provision also applies to loudspeakers fitted to vehicles. The Environmental Protection Department consulted on amendments in 2023, including a proposed ban on loudspeaker hawking in or near public places. Check its latest announcements for legislative progress and commencement arrangements. In practice, we recommend prioritising visual content, keeping sound restrained and avoiding amplification in densely populated residential areas or at night.

Vehicle modifications: consult the manufacturer or agent first

Transport Department modification guidance states that the manufacturer's or agent's advice or consent should be obtained before alterations, which may otherwise invalidate the warranty. LED screens, roof displays, stage structures and large sound systems all require careful assessment of weight, power and secure installation.

Parking, loading and leaflet distribution

Stationary roadside displays must follow ordinary traffic and parking rules and must not park illegally or obstruct the road. Leaflet distribution, promotional giveaways and display stands may also involve cleanliness, obstruction and venue-management requirements. Activities within private shopping centres, estates or pier premises need prior consent from management. We help assess loading and stopping locations during route planning.

Insurance

Vehicles must have valid third-party risks insurance. For public participation, stage performances or interactive sampling, we also recommend considering public liability insurance. Relevant Transport Department permit applications require documents including valid third-party risks insurance.

This is general information, not legal advice. Follow the latest official guidance or professional advice for the compliance requirements of a particular event.

How it works

Booking: six steps from enquiry to deployment

The process usually takes one to three weeks, depending on vehicle production requirements. We provide written confirmation at each stage rather than relying on verbal commitments.

Step 1: establish objectives and dates

Tell us about the event, target audience, intended areas and exact dates. These determine the vehicle and rental period and should be established before discussing prices.

Step 2: recommend vehicles and confirm availability

We recommend one or two vehicle combinations and confirm availability for the date. Peak-period bookings are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Step 3: plan routes and allocate time

We supply a written route plan covering touring sections, stationary locations and timing, and assess loading and parking feasibility.

Step 4: itemised quotation and contract

The quote sets out vehicle hire, driver hours, fuel and tunnel allowances, overtime, production, extra staff, and cancellation and rescheduling terms. The contract is signed after confirmation.

Step 5: design, production and testing

Printed graphics or wraps are prepared on the vehicle layout and checked for compliance. LED content follows the actual screen dimensions and pixels, with brightness and readability tested on the vehicle before deployment.

Step 6: deployment, on-site support and records

The vehicle follows the route, with on-site operators handling equipment checks, playback and event management. We document the campaign with photography and compile route and photo reports afterwards.

Our story

PEAKVEIN mobile promotion services give your brand greater exposure

PEAKVEIN is a specialist advertising vehicle company offering vehicle rental and mobile promotion. With nearly ten years of experience, we have established recognition and a strong reputation in the Hong Kong market. Since our founding, we have provided businesses with innovative, flexible and efficient mobile campaigns to increase brand visibility and support business growth. For more company background, see About us。

Why choose our promotional vehicle rental service?

Our development and experience

Over nearly ten years, we have built extensive experience and delivered comprehensive promotional vehicle services across industries. We tailor mobile campaigns for retailers, restaurants, manufacturers and entertainment companies, helping them increase exposure and strengthen their market position. As the rental market has developed, we have expanded our vehicle ranges to meet different industry requirements. Our vehicles support both brand visibility and direct interaction with potential customers for deeper engagement.

A customer-first approach

PEAKVEIN puts clients first, tailoring advertising vehicle plans to their needs. We use current technology and services to bring creative ideas to audiences, while exploring new opportunities and service formats to improve campaign results. Client feedback matters: we adapt rental strategies to market conditions and expectations. Whether the campaign is a major brand promotion or a small event, we develop an appropriate plan and attend carefully to each detail.

Continuing to develop and expand our services

We continually improve existing services and develop new ones. Growing demand for fresh advertising formats has led us to invest in advanced mobile advertising equipment. From conventional vehicle graphics to LED screens and interactive vehicles, we offer a range of options. We also work with businesses and advertising agencies to expand the services available. Whether delivering live advertising at an event or running a campaign through city streets, we provide complete solutions for different settings.

Our own fleet gives us control of quality and availability

We own and design our promotional vehicles, directly managing their condition, equipment and bookings without third-party subletting. For clients, this means clearer pricing, faster adjustments, checks by the same team before deployment and clear responsibility.

A complete service that saves time and effort

PEAKVEIN handles the preparations, from selecting a vehicle and creating custom designs to planning and running the campaign. Tell us what you need and we manage the rental process to help the campaign run smoothly. Related services include event planning, vehicle sticker design, manufacture and fitting, and event staff recruitment and management.

Flexibility and customisation

Our vehicles can travel flexibly between districts and be adapted to specific client needs. We can adjust the exterior design and presentation of advertising content to reach the intended audience. Beyond standard promotional vehicles, we offer a range of higher-specification options to suit different requirements.

Broad coverage and efficient communication

Our mobile advertising vehicles cover Hong Kong, helping you reach potential customers across its districts. Their mobility allows routes to be chosen around your requirements and coverage objectives, from busy commercial areas to specific event venues.

Technology and quality equipment

Each vehicle carries suitable equipment, such as high-definition LED displays, sound systems and power supplies, to present advertising clearly and strengthen its visual impact. Route and photography records are also available to help clients assess campaign performance.

Reasonable pricing and value

PEAKVEIN offers reasonably priced mobile advertising vehicle rental with transparent charges and no hidden fees. Flexible pricing arrangements for short bookings and long-term partnerships help clients make the most of their campaign budget.

Transparent pricing and detailed quotations

Clear pricing builds trust. We explain base rental, equipment, production and additional service costs so there are no hidden charges. Every client receives a detailed quotation covering rental duration, operating areas, equipment and custom requirements, reflected in the contract so both parties share the same understanding. Clients can understand the full cost before signing, reducing later disputes.

FAQ

Advertising truck rental FAQs

These common questions cover advertising vehicle rental and mobile promotion, including pricing, booking, production, routes and compliance.

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Further reading: mobile billboard knowledge hub

We regularly compile information on Hong Kong advertising vehicle prices, routes, production and industry applications. Recent articles are listed below; browse them all in insights section(with more on page 2）。

Prices and rental arrangements

• Advertising Truck Rental Costs in 2026: How Mobile Billboard Prices Are Calculated
• Hong Kong Mobile Promotional Vehicle Costs in 2026: Daily, Weekly and Monthly Reference Prices
• Short-Term vs Long-Term Advertising Truck Rental: Which Offers Better Value?
• 10 Mobile Billboard Rental Questions: Booking, Routes and Operators

Choosing and comparing vehicles

• How to Choose a Mobile Advertising Vehicle: Five Types Compared
• LED Trucks vs Traditional Vehicle Advertising: Which Works Better?
• The Benefits of Mini Promotional Trucks: Reaching Further into Local Communities
• What Is a Mobile Billboard? An Introductory Guide for Hong Kong Brands

Production, routes and results

• Advertising Truck Production: From Vehicle Design and Printing to LED Conversions
• Mobile Billboard Campaigns Across Hong Kong's 18 Districts: Where Is Exposure Highest?
• Mobile Billboards vs Outdoor Billboards: Comparing Cost-Effectiveness

Industry and seasonal applications

• Mobile Billboards for Food Businesses: Restaurant and Food Event Promotion
• Seasonal Promotional Truck Planning: Christmas and Lunar New Year Schedules
• A Three-Day Mobile Billboard Plan to Drive Footfall for New Store Openings
• Promoting a Product Launch: A Complete Mobile Billboard Plan for Brand Exposure
• Stage Trucks and Mobile Billboards for Property Launches and Major Events

Quick guide to service pages

• Our services: all promotional vehicle types, event management and vehicle sticker production
• Mobile showroom truck: mobile exhibition vehicles and showroom trucks
• LED advertising truck: high-brightness screens and moving content
• Mobile stage truck: mobile stages and live performances
• Mini vintage van: small advertising vans and distinctive promotional vehicles
• Mini promotional truck: solar power and highly flexible tours
• T2 pop-top van: pop-top displays and stationary exhibitions
• Event production: event coordination, planning and staff management
• About us: company background and vehicle ranges
• Contact us: phone, WhatsApp, email and our Kwun Tong office address