Sky Media, Regit extend partnership
September 23, 2025
Sky Media, the advertising arm of Sky, has extended its partnership with Regit, the UK’s digital garage. This is following strong demand and high return rates across the automotive and insurance advertisers.
The collaboration combines Regit’s unique insight into the UK’s car owners with Sky Media’s advanced targeting solutions. Together they have proven particularly successful for car and insurance brands looking to reach the right audiences at scale. Campaigns consistently deliver significant measurable uplifts in effectiveness by ensuring ads are seen by the most relevant viewers – driving results and repeat investment.
Key campaign results show Regit-powered targeting delivers twice the effectiveness of other approaches. In one example, an already well-established brand was able to directly attribute 17k incremental visits to its website from the campaign, driving the sales of an additional 37 cars. To celebrate the extension, Regit has commissioned research of over 1,000 motorists.
It shows that consumer behaviours are evolving:
- Brand Loyalty shifting: Just 9 per cent of motorists say they’d only consider one brand when buying a new car, down from 20 per cent in 2023 – signalling that buyers are more open than ever to switching.
- Car ownership is lengthening: The average UK vehicle is now kept for 9.5 years, with 4 per cent of cars over a decade old. Nearly half of motorists (46 per cent) say they are more open to keeping their car longer than expected.
- Intent to upgrade remains strong: 60 per cent of drivers plan to change their car by 2027, but many are delaying until the right model or offer, with uncertainty around EVs holding some back.
- Price sensitivity is key: Most drivers are targeting a price range of £10,000–£25,000 for their next purchase. 75 per cent cite cost as the biggest barrier to electric, followed by range anxiety (73 per cent) and growing concerns over resale value.
- Hybrid leads the way: Hybrid has become the most popular choice for drivers’ next car (29 per cent), ahead of petrol (25 per cent) and fully electric (15 per cent), showing consumers are favouring a middle ground while EV worries persist.
Standing out in a changing automotive market
The extended partnership comes as the automotive industry undergoes major shifts, with brand loyalty at an all-time low. For advertisers, this creates a huge opportunity to stand out and connect with the right audiences at the moments that matter the most.
A proven partnership
“This partnership has delivered incredible impact for advertisers, particularly in the car and insurance categories where relevance and timing are critical,” said Karin Seymour, Director of Client & Marketing at Sky Media. “The unrivalled depth of Regit’s data and Sky’s ability to connect that directly to specific TV customers, means brands can ensure every pound counts and drives results at a time when consumers are more open to switching than ever before”
Chris Ashton-Green, CEO at Regit, added: “We’re at a pivotal moment for the industry. Brand loyalty has hit an all-time low, the transition to electric is being held back by an information gap and competition has never been fiercer with new hybrid and EV entrants rapidly gaining ground.
“The first phase of our partnership with Sky proved that by combining our data with addressable TV, brands can put the right message in front of the right motorists and achieve far greater value from their spend. Extending the partnership means we can now help more brands connect with motorists at the moments that really influence decisions.”
The extended partnership reinforces Sky Media’s commitment to helping advertisers harness data-driven targeting to drive measurable results – keeping TV as the most effective, engaging and accountable medium for brands.
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