Concentration
The Jidu logo symbolizes the entrance to the future, with "pixels" as the basic particle, expressing the new connection between man and machine, and the future. It is composed of pixelated squares and half-sectors, with geometric beauty and flat design. The language is in line with the positioning of the Jidu car robot.
Audi
AUDI Audi passenger cars are marked by four rings representing the four companies before the merger. These companies used to be manufacturers of bicycles, motorcycles and passenger cars. Since the company was originally formed by the merger of 4 companies, each ring is a symbol of one of the companies.
Benz
NZ applied to Daimler in June 1909 to register the three-pointed star as a passenger car symbol, symbolizing mechanization on the ground, on water and in the air. In 1916, a circle was added around it, and four small stars were inlaid above the circle, with the words "Mercedes" below. "Mercedes" means happiness, meaning that the cars produced by Daimler will bring happiness to the owners.
Public
The German Volks Wagenwerk of Volkswagen Volkswagen means the car used by Volkswagen, and the VW in the logo is the first letter in the full name. The logo appears to be made up of three "Vs" made with the middle and index fingers, indicating that Volkswagen and its products will win - win - win.
Ford
FORD The logo of Ford is the word Ford in English, with white words on a blue background. Because the founder Henry Ford likes small animals, the logo designer painted Ford's English as a pattern like a little white rabbit.
BMW
People always think that the blue and white logo is a propeller. In fact, it should be, BMW's headquarters is in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, and the state flag of Bavaria is blue and white. BMW's name is Bavaria Engine Company, and BMW represents Bavaria. , representing the most advanced engine technology in Germany.
Ferrari
FERRARI Ferrari's logo is a leaping horse. There was an Italian pilot who did very well in World War I; he had such a prancing horse on his plane that would bring him good luck. After Ferrari's initial racing win, the pilot's parents, a pair of counts, suggested that Ferrari should emblazon the good-luck prancing horse on its car, too. When the pilot died, the horse was black; the logo was painted in the color of the canary in Modena, where the company is located.
Peugeot
The predecessor of Peugeot Motor Company was a small workshop established by the Peugeot family Pierre brothers in the early 19th century to produce iron tools such as saws and springs. The trademark of these iron products is a mighty lion, which is the symbol of the Fernáncio Quinti province where the company is located, and has a metaphor of invincibility. It embodies the three major advantages of Peugeot saws: teeth like a lion's teeth are durable, the spine of the saw body is flexible, and the performance of the saw is unimpeded like a lion. When the first Peugeot came out in 1890, to show its high quality, the company decided to keep the "Lion" trademark.
Volvo
In June 1915, the name "Volvo" first appeared on a ball bearing of SKF, and was officially registered as a trademark in the Royal Swedish Patent and Trademark Registration Office. Since that day, every set of automotive ball and roller bearings produced by SKF has been stamped with the new Volvo logo on the side. In Latin, "Volvere" is the infinitive of the verb "roll" (to roll), for example, a pistol with a revolver is called a "revolver". In the first-person singular, the verb "volvere" becomes "volvo", and "I roll" means "I roll forward". So Volvo means "rolling forward". The Chinese name is "Volvo", and in the past there was also the Chinese name for "Rich".