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Brand Boilerplate

The standard description of True Motion Auto for press, partners, and citations, plus usage rules.

Partnerships Region: Global Updated July 2026 By the True Motion Auto editorial team
Quick answer

The standard boilerplate: "True Motion Auto is an independent automotive publisher covering vehicle buying, ownership, maintenance, and the shift to EVs and hybrids across the US, UK, and India, with editorial coverage kept separate from advertising and affiliate revenue." Use it verbatim in press materials and citations; do not paraphrase it into a marketing claim we haven't made.

Standard short boilerplate

"True Motion Auto is an independent automotive publisher covering vehicle buying, ownership, maintenance, and the shift to EVs and hybrids across the US, UK, and India."

Standard long boilerplate

"True Motion Auto is an independent automotive content publisher helping readers in the US, UK, and India make confident decisions about buying, financing, maintaining, and running a vehicle. Coverage spans new and used car buying, ownership and running costs, safety, and the shift to EVs and hybrids, all written in plain English with editorial decisions kept independent of advertising and affiliate revenue."

When to use which version

Use caseVersion
Press release attribution lineShort boilerplate
Media kit or partnership one-pagerLong boilerplate
Academic or journalistic citationShort boilerplate plus a link to the specific article cited

Usage rules

  • Use the boilerplate verbatim — don't add unverified claims (e.g. audience size figures not confirmed by our partnerships team)
  • Don't imply endorsement of a third-party product by using the boilerplate alongside a specific brand claim
  • Update to the current version if a newer boilerplate has been issued — always confirm with our press contact if unsure
Logo and name usage

Requests to use the True Motion Auto name or logo in a partner's own marketing materials go through our partnerships or press contact for approval — this boilerplate covers text description only, not visual brand assets.

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit the boilerplate wording?
No, use it verbatim; if it doesn't fit your context, contact our press team for guidance rather than paraphrasing it.
Which version should a press release use?
The short boilerplate is standard for a press release attribution line; the long version suits media kits or partner one-pagers.
Do I need permission to use the True Motion Auto logo?
Yes, logo and visual brand asset use requires separate approval through our partnerships or press contact.