[gopi_rm]

Originally Posted by VWAllstar

The new logo looks good on the car. Stand alone disappointed me, but was shared this pic in one of our VW WhatsApp group.

I think it is still the old 3D logo on Golf Mk7.5 which is wrapped or painted in black/car colour.

[volkman10]

Volkswagen reveals new look for high-performance R brand

Sporting division gets revamp as part of company-wide re-branding effort.

It has now introduced a new version of the R logo for its performance arm, which will appear on all of the sub-brand’s models. It will first be seen on the Atlas Cross Sport R-Line, which will be revealed shortly for the North American market.

The new logo was developed by Volkswagen’s in-house design team, with a focus on ensuring it would work in digital formats. It was designed to be “modern, distinct and sleek” and to show a “broader, more powerful impression” that “defined Volkswagen’s commitment to performance and exclusivity.”

The new logo will be used on models in two different forms. Full R models will use a full silver version of the logo, while cars in R-Line trim will get a two-shade variant of the letter. Those models will no longer have 'R-Line' spelt out in full on their badge.

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[Sutripta]

This logo I like. Obviously this design team had no say in the redesigned VW logo.

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Sutripta

[anjan_c2007]

To the future generations this new logo will signify a new era for VW depicting :-

(1) The emissions scandal, sometimes known as Dieselgate or Emissionsgate using the Cheat Software to hoodwink the mandatory emission standards is passe.

(2) All the compensations ordered by the government, judicial and quasi judicial authorities in various countries amounting to billions of dollars have been duly paid and orders complied with.

(3) The VW Beetle era with the Beetle I (cult and iconic car) and the Beetle II is passe.

The good old Beetle I was ornamented with TEN of the total Thirteen VW logos over the years, till it was discontinued in 2003.

[volkman10]

New Volkswagen GTI trademark hints at inevitable electric performance future.



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