| LOTUSlotus logo | | | | towards the challenges of the future but also |
| Lotus Cars is a British manufacturer of sports and | | | | proud of its historical identity. The two main |
| racing cars based at Hethel, Norfolk, England. The | | | | elements of the new logo (the shield shape and |
| company designs and builds race and production | | | | the colour red) immediately bring to mind the Fiat |
| automobiles of light weight and high handling | | | | 524 of 1931, which was the first to use a |
| characteristics. The logo of Lotus Cars features | | | | rectangular logo that blended into the new grille, |
| the abstracted shape of a lotus on the oval light | | | | designed with stylistic but also aerodynamic |
| yellow plane, with the word “LOTUS” and | | | | pretensions, in the shape of a shield with vertical |
| four overlapped English letters “A.C.B.C”, | | | | elements. |
| which stands for the name of its founder | | | | Rover Mascotrover logo |
| A.C.B.CHAPMAN. | | | | The Rover Company is a former British car |
| RENAULTrenault logo | | | | manufacturing company founded as Starley |
| Renault S.A. is a French automaker producing | | | | & Sutton Co. of Coventry in 1878. After |
| cars, vans, buses, tractors, and trucks. Due to its | | | | developing the template for the modern bicycle |
| alliance with Nissan, it is currently the world's 4th | | | | with its Rover Safety Bicycle of 1885, the |
| largest automaker. 1923 - In 1923, the company | | | | company moved into the automotive industry. It |
| replaced its tank logo with the Grille-Shaped logo | | | | started building motorcycles and Rover cars, using |
| and introduced the name of the car "Renault" in | | | | their established marque with the iconic Viking |
| its logo for the first time. 1925 - In 1925, the | | | | Longship, from 1904 onwards. Land Rover |
| diamond replaces the circle and Renault becomes | | | | vehicles were added from 1947 onwards, with all |
| the "diamond brand" and is called the same today. | | | | production based in Solihull after moving to these |
| 1972 - In 1972, Renault modernized its logo. The | | | | premises after World War II. The Rover logo |
| designer, Victor Vaserely redesigned the diamond | | | | represents a Viking ship, a link between the |
| in the shape of a dynamic 3-D diamond. 1992 - In | | | | meaning of 'Rover'(to wander about) and the |
| 1992, the logo is enlarged and produced in relief, | | | | Vikings, which did very much the same thing albeit |
| as part of Renault’s drive for progress, | | | | via the oceans rather than land. |
| quality and innovation. 2004 - In 2004, Renault | | | | HYUNDAIhyundai logo |
| presents a new interpretation of its logo, placed | | | | Hyundai Motor Company, a division of the Hyundai |
| on a warm yellow background. 2007 - In 2007, | | | | Kia Automotive Group, is the world’s fifth |
| Renault begins a wave of 26 vehicle launches. The | | | | largest automaker in terms of units sold per year |
| logo is surrounded by a Yellow square - a symbol | | | | and one of the Big Asian Four (with Toyota, |
| of quality. | | | | Honda and Nissan). Its slogan is "Drive your way". |
| BUICKbuick logo | | | | Hyundai Motor Company is a division of Hyundai |
| Buick is a marque of automobile sold in the United | | | | Motor Group which also manages Kia Motors. The |
| States, Canada, China, Taiwan, Qatar, Kuwait, and | | | | Hyundai logo seen above is appears to be an oval |
| Israel by General Motors Company. It is GM's | | | | shaped H (symbolizing Hyundai). It is also supposed |
| North America-based entry-level luxury brand. | | | | to be symbolic of the company's desire to |
| Buick's emblem consists of three shields, each | | | | expand. The ovaloid shape indicates the |
| bisected diagonally to the right by a straight line, | | | | company's global expansion and the slanted, |
| the shields arranged touching each other in a | | | | stylized 'H' is symbolic of two people (specifically |
| left-diagonal pattern, inside a circle. If represented | | | | the company and customer) shaking hands. |
| in color, the leftmost shield is red, the middle | | | | SKODAskoda logo |
| white, and the rightmost blue, although white is | | | | Škoda Auto is an automobile manufacturer in the |
| sometimes represented by light gray. This design, | | | | Czech Republic. In 1991, it became a subsidiary of |
| known as the Trishield, was adopted in 1959 for | | | | the Volkswagen Group. Its sales reached 674 530 |
| the 1960 models and represents the three models | | | | cars in 2008. Although the Škoda logo is viewed |
| that comprised the lineup that year—LeSabre, | | | | as one of the most original and stylistically clean |
| Invicta, and Electra. The shields are adopted from | | | | manufacturing company trademarks in the world, |
| the shield of the Buick family crest, which in | | | | the author is not yet known. The black and green |
| modified form had been used on Buicks since the | | | | logo, which has been used since 1994, gives the |
| 1930s. A version of the traditional crest appeared | | | | Škoda brand a greater degree of originality – |
| on Electras through the 1980s. | | | | black symbolizes the hundred-year tradition, green |
| PORSCHEporsche logo | | | | signalizes environmental production. The big cirque |
| Porsche SE or Porsche is a German automotive | | | | symbolizes that SKODA products are impeccable; |
| manufacturer of luxury high performance | | | | the bird’s wing symbolizes that the high-tech |
| automobiles, which is majority-owned by the | | | | products are sold all over the world; the |
| Piëch and Porsche families. The company is | | | | right-pointed arrow symbolizes advanced |
| headquartered in Zuffenhausen, a city district of | | | | technique. |
| Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg. Porsche’s | | | | CHRYSLERchrysler Logo |
| company logo was based on the coat of arms of | | | | Chrysler Group, LLC is an American automobile |
| Free People's State of Württemberg of former | | | | manufacturer headquartered in the Detroit suburb |
| Weimar Germany, which had Stuttgart as its | | | | of Auburn Hills, Michigan. Chrysler was first |
| capital and became part of | | | | organized as the Chrysler Corporation in 1925.In |
| Baden-Württemberg after the political | | | | September 1962, the company adopted a logo |
| consolidation of West Germany in 1949. | | | | named Pentastar, made of five triangles arranged |
| OPELopel logo | | | | so their bases formed the sides of a pentagon. |
| Adam Opel GmbH, commonly known as Opel, is a | | | | The Pentastar was simple and easily recognizable, |
| German automaker. The company was founded | | | | even on revolving signs, and was not tied to any |
| on 21 January 1863, began making automobiles in | | | | particular automotive styling feature as had been |
| 1899, and was acquired by General Motors | | | | the previous Forward Look logo. |
| Corporation in 1929. As part of GM Europe, Opel | | | | SUZUKIsuzuki logo |
| is GM's largest European brand and, along with | | | | Suzuki Motor Corporation is a Japanese |
| Vauxhall Motors in the UK, it forms GM's core | | | | multinational corporation headquartered in |
| European business. The lightning bolt on the Opel | | | | Hamamatsu, Japan that specializes in |
| badging is a reference to the famous Opel Blitz | | | | manufacturing compact automobiles, a full range |
| truck (the German word 'Blitz' means lightning or | | | | of motorcycles, All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), |
| flash). The logo was originally a Zeppelin, which | | | | outboard marine engines, wheelchairs and a |
| became more stylized, and as the Zeppelin | | | | variety of other small internal combustion engines. |
| became less popular as a form of transport, the | | | | Suzuki is the 12th largest automobile |
| logo was changed. There is also a noticeable | | | | manufacturer in the world by production volume, |
| similarity between the winged Zeppelin and the | | | | employs over 45,000 people, has 35 main |
| lightning logo. Starting with the Opel Insignia, the | | | | production facilities in 23 countries and 133 |
| Blitz logo will be updated. The border that is circling | | | | distributors in 192 countries. The logo of SUZUKI |
| the lightning bolt will be wider to incorporate the | | | | is a capitalized letter “S”, standing for |
| Opel name, and the surfaces will be more | | | | SUZUKI, giving people the power feeling, |
| spherical to give the logo a three-dimensional look. | | | | symbolizing SUZUKI’S limitless development. |
| FIATfiat logo | | | | CITROENcitroen logo |
| Fiat S.p.A., an acronym for Fabbrica Italiana | | | | Citroën is a French automobile manufacturer. |
| Automobili Torino (English: Italian Automobile | | | | Founded in 1919 by André Citroën, it was the |
| Factory of Turin), is an Italian automobile | | | | world's first mass-production car company outside |
| manufacturer, engine manufacturer, financial and | | | | of the USA. Since 1976 it has been part of PSA |
| industrial group based in Turin in the Piedmont | | | | Peugeot Citroën, and its headquarters is on rue |
| region. Fiat was founded in 1899 by a group of | | | | Fructidor, Paris.The Citroen logo looks like |
| investors including Giovanni Agnelli. Fiat has also | | | | something you might see on an American cartoon |
| manufactured tanks and aircraft. As of 2009, Fiat | | | | soldier - two inverted Vs. Andre Citroen - imagine |
| is the world's 6th largest carmaker as well as | | | | one of those old black and white photographs |
| Italy's largest carmaker. It has a three-dimensional | | | | with an ancient man in a white beard - started in |
| effect which conveys an idea of technology, | | | | the motor trade by building gear wheels before |
| Italian design, dynamism and a strong personality, | | | | branching out into the motorcar, and the twin |
| while it also harks back to the round logo (white | | | | chevrons are meant to represent gear teeth in |
| wording against a red background, surrounded by | | | | honour of the old engineer's early fettlings. The |
| laurel leaves) that identified powerful, high | | | | company's famous "double chevron" logo derives |
| performance Fiat models for many years. The | | | | from André Citroën's early business in |
| essential, strong new logo therefore conveys | | | | gear-cutting the company pioneered mass |
| ‘ongoing change’, a sign of the past | | | | production of double helically-cut gear teeth, which |
| re-read in a modern key which is particularly | | | | mesh together in a chevron. |
| representative of Fiat today, a brand projected | | | | |