In the News

February 2019

Feb 12, 2019 Access Ventures: Founder Stories - Drivetime

Feb 05, 2019 RAIN: State of In-Car Voice Assistants

Feb 03, 2019 Voicebot: Voice Assistant Use in the Car with Metrock, Vuori, and Mutchler (Podcast)

January 2019

Jan 28, 2019 Voicebot: Niko Vuori CEO of Drivetime.fm Talks Voice Games for the Car (Podcast)

Jan 22, 2019 Voicebot: Consumers Will Use Voice Assistants More While Driving in 2019

Jan 17, 2019 Voicebot: Drivers Use Voice Assistants to Make Phone Calls, Get Directions, and Find Restaurants

Jan 14, 2019 Voicebot: In-Car Voice Assistant Consumer Adoption Report

Jan 14, 2019 Voicebot: Twice the Number of U.S. Adults Have Tried In-Car Voice Assistants as Smart Speakers

Jan 09, 2019 CNBC: Voice technology is going to make a 'huge impact' globally

Jan 01, 2019 Voicebot: 2019 Predictions From 35 Voice Industry Leaders

December 2018

Dec 31, 2018 Voicebot: The Top 10 Voice Industry Stories of 2018

Dec 28, 2018 VentureBeat: 23 games for your new iPhone

Dec 21, 2018 VoiceFirst.FM: The VoiceFirst Roundtable Episode 14 (Podcast)

November 2018

Nov 21, 2018 PD Reporter: Recent Startup Funding Announcements

Nov 14, 2018 Pocketgamer: Voice-based games developer Drivetime raises $4m in funds to make games for drivers

Nov 12, 2018 Journal de la Voix: Drivetime lève 4 millions de dollars pour des jeux vocaux pour conducteurs

Nov 10, 2018 Voicebot: Drivetime Closes $4 Million Seed Round, Launches Voice Trivia Game for Commuters

Nov 09, 2018 Crunchbase: Last Week In Venture: In-Car Gaming

Nov 09, 2018 Silicon Valley Business Journal: The Funded: 6 Bay Area companies raise about $250M at week's end

Nov 08, 2018 Axios: Venture Capital Deals

Nov 07, 2018 FinSMEs: Drivetime Raises $4M in Seed Funding

Nov 07, 2018 PE Hub: Drivetime fetches $4 mln seed

Nov 07, 2018 VentureBeat: Drivetime raises $4 million for voice-based trivia game for drivers

Nov 05, 2018 Product Hunt: Play Games While You Drive

Logo Guidelines

Please follow our Brand Guidelines. Please do not alter the color, orientation, proportions or shape of the logos.

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Brand Guidelines

Last updated: June 20, 2018

The Drivetime brand includes the words, phrases, symbols, designs and other distinctive brand features associated with Drivetime and our services (“Brand Assets”). Examples of our Brand Assets include the word “Drivetime” and our logos. Our Brand Assets are trade names, trademarks, service marks and trade dress of Drivetime.

Drivetime encourages and supports other products and services that use and supplement our services. At the same time, we must protect our reputation and brand identity. So we ask that you follow these Brand Guidelines, which are intended to promote consistent use of our Brand Assets. This makes it easier for people to instantly recognize references to Drivetime, and prevents consumer confusion. These guidelines also help protect Drivetime's intellectual property.

If you don’t agree to these Brand Guidelines, you don’t have a right to, and shouldn’t, use the Brand Assets.

GENERAL BRAND GUIDELINES

Do:

Use our Brand Assets to refer to Drivetime, our services or anything else we offer.

Write “Drivetime” as a single word, and only capitalize the first “D”.

Comply with our Logo Guidelines, Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Copyright Dispute Policy.

Don't:

Use the Brand Assets in a way that suggests or implies partnership, sponsorship or endorsement by Drivetime.

Modify or alter the Brand Assets.

Incorporate the Brand Assets, or anything confusingly similar, into your trademarks, domain names, logos or similar content.

Present the Brand Assets in a way that makes them the most prominent or distinctive feature of what you’re creating.

Use the Brand Assets in merchandise or other products such as clothing, hats or mugs.

Assert rights over the Drivetime brand or Brand Assets, whether by domain name registration, trademark registration or anything else.

Use trademarks, domain names, logos or other content that imitate or could be confused with Drivetime.

Feature Drivetime on materials associated with sexually explicit content, unlawful activity or other materials that violate our Terms of Service.

To help us address future branding issues, we may modify these Brand Guidelines, without notice to you. We’ll post the most recent version on our website. You’re responsible for following any modified terms, so be sure to review these Brand Guidelines regularly.