Launched alongside GM’s new ‘Everybody In’ zero-emissions campaign
Did you know Merc could have gone with a four-pointed star?
Audi, DKW, Horch, and Wanderer merged to form the Auto Union in 1932, the circles representing each of the four manufacturers coming together. There's a great story behind the Audi name-August Horch founded his eponymous car company in 1899, quitting
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Kia revealed its new logo via a record-setting pyrotechnic display in Korea
It's a new year, new beginning indeed for Kia. The Korean carmaker is starting off 2021 with a bang (more on that later) with the big reveal of its new corporate logo and global brand slogan.Kia's new logo is
Will other markets follow?
It seems like every couple of months, a car manufacturer makes changes to its brand identity. In late 2019 we had Volkswagen, and in January this year its fellow German carmaker BMW followed. Just last week, Nissan unveiled its sleek new logo
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The new minimalistic badge looks more refined than ever
Nissan has made quite a splash today. Along with the launch of the new Ariya, the Japanese carmaker also unveiled its new logo.The redesigned logo pictured above is as futuristic as Nissan's new cars. It's fairly similar to the
That’s one creative way to get your message across
These are indeed trying times we live in at the moment. Businesses in all industries across the globe are suspending operations and even shutting down due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.In spite of all these, the Volkswagen Group remains optimistic.
About as minimal as brands get
So this is the Volkswagen logo's new look: simple, clean, and similar to the last one. It was unveiled at the 2019 Frankfurt International Motor Show and marks the beginning of new era for the company.In its statement, the company
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Please be good
There are some things you just don't want to toy around with: Mom's special family recipe, a perfectly fine cinematic universe (we're looking at you, Disney and Sony), and, in the case of Volkswagen, a timeless logo.Yes, the
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Dawn of a new era
With Fiat's formal acquisition of Chrysler recently, a new logo that is "much more than the sum of its two component parts, based on strong core values that represent a unique corporate culture," has been unveiled.FCA is short for Fiat
