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MUMBAI: Fast food just got faster and it’s now rolling straight onto campus. Coca-Cola India and Burger King India have joined forces in a long-term partnership aimed at tapping into India’s youth-driven consumption culture, with a new on-ground format that brings food, fizz and fanfare to college hotspots. At the heart of the collaboration is ‘Feast on Wheels’, a mobile food truck concept designed to deliver Burger King meals paired with Coca-Cola directly to students. The initiative blends accessibility with experience, targeting Gen Z audiences in spaces where social interaction and spontaneous consumption intersect.

The platform debuted on April 15, 2026, at Lovely Professional University during its inter-college festival, marking a strategic entry point into a high-energy youth setting. The activation featured a fully branded truck serving Whopper meal combos with Coca-Cola at student-friendly pricing, turning a routine meal into an event.

But the pitch goes beyond food. The campus experience was layered with live music, DJ sets, gaming zones like tic-tac-toe and ping pong, large installations and content-friendly spaces elements designed to fuel both footfall and social media amplification.

The partnership aligns Coca-Cola’s global food-pairing strategy with Burger King’s youth-first marketing approach, focusing on high-frequency, high-recall consumption moments embedded within everyday social environments.

For both brands, the play is clear: meet consumers where they already are, and make the experience hard to miss. With plans to scale the format, ‘Feast on Wheels’ signals a shift towards experiential, on-the-move engagement, where the line between a meal and a moment is increasingly blurred.

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