Romanian car manufacturer Dacia has revealed an all-new identity that encompasses a redesigned logo, emblem, and colour scheme. Described as “more modern and authentic” looking than before, the new logotype and emblem – which is a connected ‘D’ and ‘C’ – have been created by the company’s in-house design team. “The logotype, central to the […]
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Japanese car giant Subaru has announced that the brand’s all-new, all-electric SUV will be named “Solterra” and it is scheduled to go on sale in 2022. A new global model targeted at the small-to-medium family car segment, Solterra will be the first Subaru vehicle to be built on the company’s all-new EV architecture, which has […]
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British sports car brand Lotus has today confirmed the name of its much anticipated all-new model will be “Emira”. The news was confirmed during an online digital conference broadcast. To date it has been known only by its codename, the Lotus “Type 131”. The name had been teased by Lotus in a film on social […]
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Famed British car brand Rolls-Royce is celebrating the 110th anniversary of the “Spirit of Ecstasy” – its official emblem. The intellectual property of the design was officially registered on 6 February 1911, establishing a defining feature of the Rolls-Royce brand – and one that would go on to become one of the most famous, iconic, […]
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General Motors has debuted a new logo as part of a comprehensive marketing campaign dubbed “Everybody In” that is aimed at accelerating the mass adoption of electric vehicles. The American car manufacturer says the new brand identity is designed for a digital-first environment, with the refreshed logo described as having a “more modern and vibrant […]
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Kia has unveiled its new corporate logo and global brand slogan, which the Korean carmaker says signifies a “bold transformation” that will help it to achieve “a leadership position in the future mobility industry”. “The rhythmical, unbroken line of the logo conveys Kia’s commitment to bringing moments of inspiration, while its symmetry demonstrates confidence. The […]
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Mazda started life on the 30th January 1920, as the Toyo Cork Kogyo Company producing cork for gaskets, insulation, and cushioning material. It was not until 1931 that the first vehicle rolled off the production line – the Mazda-Go three-wheel truck and it was another 29 years before Mazda produced its first proper car – […]
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