
EV NEWS - Branding the Electric Future in Georgia
In a country where the electric vehicle industry was still a quiet hum, EV News was born to make it roar. The first-ever platform in Georgia dedicated to EVs, EV News wasn’t just an information source - it was a movement in the making.

The Spark
In a country where the electric vehicle industry was still a quiet hum, EV News was born to make it roar.
The first-ever platform in Georgia dedicated to EVs, EV News wasn’t just an information source - it was a movement in the making.
Brought to life by Adgeeks, EV News was a brand built to educate, inspire, and connect a new audience with a global revolution - one that’s electric, ecological, and evolving fast.
But to lead this conversation, we had to do more than build a website. We had to build a brand.

The Challenge
How do you introduce something so new - not just a product, but a whole ecosystem?
We had to create a brand that was:
Futuristic but familiar
Educational without being dry
Global in tone, but rooted in Georgian culture
Our task was to give this first-of-its-kind project:
A strong visual identity A confident and empathetic tone of voice A cross-platform presence that made the brand feel alive And a strategy that could scale as the EV industry grew in Georgia
The Branding Strategy
We approached EV News like a category creator, not a content page. That meant every branding decision had to inspire belief in something new.
Clarity of Purpose
Our mission: To inform, inspire, and connect Georgians to the global EV movement - while showing that the future isn’t far away… it’s already here.
Visuals That Drive Meaning

We crafted a clean, confident, futuristic look:
A logo that feels like movement - sharp, directional, and sleek
A purple-led palette, symbolizing luxury, innovation, and ambition
A secondary blue tone, channeling calm, intuition, and forward-thinking
A minimal UI and content layout designed for clarity, elegance, and impact

A Human-Centered Voice
The EV industry can feel technical or abstract. So our tone of voice became:
Helpful and exploratory
Professional but never robotic
Grounded in global standards, but shaped by Georgian culture and language.

We made sure the EV story could be told in simple, clear language - building bridges, not barriers.
A Consistent Brand System
We developed detailed brand guidelines that powered everything:
Social media templates
Visual content system
Typography and color use
Rules for logo scaling, contrast, and positioning
Whether you’re on the EV News website, Instagram, or reading a news snippet, you know exactly what brand you’re in.
Rolling It Out: Brand in Action
We didn’t stop at the website. We activated the brand everywhere.
Social Media
We translated our branding into engaging, educational, and futuristic social formats:
Reels and explainers for fast, accessible learning
Posts that demystify EV concepts using our friendly TOV
Consistent visual design for instant recognition

Platform Experience
Our website was more than a landing page. It became a living space for the brand:

Interactive EV charging map
Bold, readable typography
Intuitive navigation for first-time users
Visual hierarchy based on attention flow

Everything was optimized for clarity, user experience, and feeling future-ready.

Designed to Scale
EV News isn’t a static brand.
It’s a platform designed to grow with the industry - and lead it.
Our branding system is flexible enough to expand into:
Educational campaigns
Collaborations with green energy brands
Sponsorship and media partnerships
Nationwide awareness events
We didn’t brand for a moment - we branded for a movement.

Outcome
EV News became the voice of Georgia’s EV curiosity
The brand attracted EV users, enthusiasts, and businesses
With a clear identity and consistent tone, it built trust in a new space
Adgeeks proved once again that branding is not just visual - It’s emotional, strategic, and scalable

In Summary
EV News is more than a media brand. It’s a digital pioneer. A guide. A statement.
We made a brand that feels like the future - and invites Georgia to plug in.
