Vauxhall logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Meaning and history Vauxhall is one of the oldest European automaking companies, and its visual identity is a tribute to the brand’s history and legacy.
- It was taken from the ancient coat of arms of Sir Falkes de Breaute, a British soldier, who lived in the 13th century.
- It was holding a black flag with the bold letter “V” on it.
- The “V” was removed from the flag, but the wordmark was added under the creature.
- The white Griffin with the flag was placed on a red circle and complemented by a massive black wordmark.
- The letter “V” came back to the flag.
- 2003 – 2008 In 2003 the wordmark was removed from the logo, and the badge was made three-dimensional.
- The red background of the emblem was switched to black, and the wordmark appeared on the badge again, arched on the top pet of the silver frame.
- 2009 – 2011 For two years the brand used the logo from 2008, but with a red background and a thinner outline.
- There was no wordmark in this version, and it looked lighter and more sophisticated.
- The wordmark appears again, but this time it is placed under the badge, executed in a bold and smooth sans-serif typeface, in dark gray.
- 2020 – Today In 2019 Vauxhall introduced its new emblem — a flat red and white circular badge, where the Griffin is drawn without its wings, and the flag with the letter “V” is slightly enlarged.
- The wordmark is written under the emblem, using a dark shade of blue and a new strict typeface.
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