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Driven in Pink: How DubiCars is Empowering Women and Changing the Face of the Auto Industry

Tamara Chalak
Tamara Chalak
2025-10-27
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Pink October is more than an international campaign for breast cancer—it’s now a celebration of collective resilience, empowerment, and progress across industries. In 2025, DubiCars made a bold move by honoring women who drive the Middle East’s automotive world forward, expanding “pink” from a color of awareness into a symbol of leadership, innovation, and gratitude within the car sector.

Key Initiative Highlights and Impact

  • DubiCars delivered personalized gift packages with handwritten notes to influential women working at partner dealerships and throughout the automotive industry.

  • The campaign adopted the theme “Driven By Strength, United In Pink,” highlighting the courage, determination, and leadership women bring to showrooms, marketing teams, executive suites, and the broader automotive community.

  • Handwritten messages recognized women’s roles—whether leading sales, innovating in marketing, or inspiring change throughout the industry.

  • Recognition wasn’t limited to annual holidays: DubiCars integrates appreciation into Emirati Women’s Day, Women’s History Month, and via ongoing features on trailblazers and motorsport pioneers.

  • Dealer partners like Approved Automotive, 1900 Kam Cars, Kavak, Linda Cars, Auto Deals, Target Motors, 777 Cars, and P2P Motors participated—making the outreach a collaborative, sector-wide celebration.

Meaningful Engagement and Storytelling

  • The DubiCars team personally visited partner showrooms to present the gifts, fostering face-to-face appreciation for women’s everyday dedication and achievements.

  • Real-life stories were shared: Emirati rally driver Nora Al Jasassi and other female motorsport leaders were spotlighted, reminding all that success spans from racetrack to boardroom.

  • Continuous coverage on social media amplified the message of gratitude, using hashtags like #DrivenByStrength, reaching new audiences and strengthening industry morale.

  • Emphasis on sharing both high-profile role models and everyday heroes, highlighting the many pathways women take to automotive success.

  • DubiCars promotes open dialogue about the balancing act women face—at work, at home, and on the road—underscoring that every conversation and story helps energize progress.

The Broader Message of Pink October

  • For DubiCars, breast cancer awareness month is an opportunity to reinforce that health advocacy and workplace recognition go hand in hand.

  • Supporting women is seen as a year-round mission—not a seasonal gesture—integrating appreciation into everyday workplace culture, mentor programs, and hiring policies.

  • Every act of recognition, however small, makes the industry stronger, more inclusive, and more innovative—championing both present and future generations of women.

Reality Check: Before and After

Element

Before the Shift

Today’s Industry

Women’s presence

Symbolic, mostly unrecognized

Leading decisions, innovation

Media coverage

Rare, tokenistic

Regular, meaningful stories

Industry praise

Infrequent, vague

Formal, tangible celebration

Dealership ties

Siloed, transactional

Shared, community-based

Results

Short-term, superficial

Sustainable, deep-rooted

“Driving the Change Together”

In every dealership and team, there’s a woman who leads, inspires, or stands up for others. When DubiCars handed out bright pink gifts and thankful notes, smiles turned into newfound confidence. The lesson: lasting progress in any industry stems from genuine partnership, daily appreciation, and shared ambition—not just from products or profits.

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Tamara ChalakTamara Chalak
Chief editor information:

Tamara is an editor who has been working in the automotive field for over 3 years. She is also an automotive journalist and presenter; she shoots car reviews and tips on her social media platforms. She has a translation degree, and she also works as a freelance translator, copywriter, voiceover artist, and video editor. She’s taken automotive OBD Scanner and car diagnosis courses, and she’s also worked as an automotive sales woman for a year, in addition to completing an internship with Skoda Lebanon for 2 months. She also has been in the marketing field for over 2 years, and she also create social media content for small businesses.