Audi is making a big change to its branding for the Chinese market with a new logo that lacks the automaker’s famous four-ring emblem. Today in Shanghai, the company showed off the new “AUDI ...

Audi’s logo has gotten a makeover — or at least updated its look. Of course, the four interlocking rings remain, but they are noticeably flatter. The old chrome look has also taken a hike ...

German auto manufacturer Audi has unveiled a flat, simplified version of its distinctive four-ringed logo, making it the latest in a line of car manufacturers to do so.

The first ever iteration of Audi's brand identity was this art-deco inspired logo. Reflecting emerging design styles of the time in 1909, the serif-based script font focuses on stylising the text ...

Audi has redesigned its highly recognizable four-ring logo, giving it a new two-dimensional appearance. The new-look emblem also trades the old chrome-colored rings for new black and white ones.

The old logo stayed with Audi since the early 1930s, when it represented the emblem of the Auto Union. Each of the four overlapping rings symbolized the four marques: the first ring represented ...

Wonder no more, because Audi put together a video explaining the logo's origin story. The four rings represent four different automakers that merged in 1932 to create what was then called the Auto ...

Audi rebranded with an all-caps logo for China and revealed a new E concept for electric vehicles launching in 2025 in partnership with China’s SAIC.

Audi's EVs currently sold in China have the four-interlocking ring logo. These are the Q4 e-tron made with joint venture partner FAW, the Q5 e-tron SUV made with SAIC, and the Q6 e-tron made with ...