ZIG-ZAG case study

"What a crazy gamble for a French brand to compete with the giants of
mobile telephony."

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relaunched engines

THE CHALLENGE
How did you hear about Crosscall?
I discovered Crosscall at a time when I wanted to change my phone. I was using it every day on the racetrack, and I was with a competitor brand that wasn't resistant and had broken down several times. My first steps with the brand came naturally. It really simplified my life to be able to switch to a resistant phone.
What are your main problems on the track?
I always have to be reachable. It's essential to have battery power all day long: I have to be available for customers and mechanics.
The phone is our work tool.
We use video and photography a lot during our driving courses. We use the phone to film a passage, a bend, so that we can then improve trajectories and correct small errors...
What about in your restoration workshop?
In the workshop, we use the camera more for all our projects. The mechanics use the photos to reassemble the parts identically. In the end, we take between 400 and 500 photos, depending on the project. This enables us to keep track of progress and share it with our customers.