Automotive Rebranded Logos

GM Reworked Its Logo to Reflect Its Electrically-Powered Future

GM announced that it will modernize its logo, which had been in use for more than 50 years, in favour of a new design that reflects the companies electrically-powered future.

The new design uses lower case letters in place of the previous upper-case design, as well as a white background. Other new aspects of the logo include a square with round corners and three colors, including blue-black and a blue gradient. GM says that the new logo better reflects the companies electrically-powered future and the “clean skies of a zero-emissions future.”

In addition to the redesigned logo, the company also launched a marketing campaign on Jan. 11, that focuses on the Ultium platform. The automotive company is dedicated to more sustainable practices and is investing $27 billion into EVs and hopes to have 30 on the market by 2025.

Image Credit: GM

Electric Vehicle Branding
Opportunity to create new and modern logos for automakers that reflect their shift toward electric and sustainable vehicles.
Minimalist Auto Logos
Automotive companies are embracing simple and minimalist logos to better reflect their dedication to clean design and sustainable practices.
Colorful Auto Branding
Automakers are experimenting with incorporating bold and bright colors into their branding to create a sense of energy and excitement around electric and sustainable vehicles.

Who This Affects Most

Automotive
Automakers have an opportunity to modernize their branding and messaging to better reflect a shift toward sustainable and electric vehicles.
Marketing and Advertising
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Graphic Design
Graphic designers are in demand as automotive companies seek to create new and innovative logo designs that reflect a commitment to sustainability and clean design.
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