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Honda reveals new logo for future EVs

The new emblem bears resemblance to the first Honda logo that debuted in 1963.
1 min read•10 Jan '24
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Honda has revealed a new logo that will be seen on its future electric car line-up. The Japanese brand is finally updating its iconic logo, which has been in existence since 1981. 

Honda says the new logo represents "two outstretched hands". Essentially, it's a thinner, minimalist version of the current H, minus the trapezoid border. It actually bears a striking resemblance to Honda's first logo, which was introduced back in 1963. The original logo, which was used globally until it was redesigned in 1969, featured a similarly thin-looking design but was a tad taller than the new one.

Honda reveals new logo for future EVs

At the CES 2024, Honda has previewed two future EV concepts that include a sedan “Saloon” and an MPV. The new Honda logo will most likely see duty for the first time on the future 0 series “Saloon”.

It remains to be seen whether Honda will “spell out” the brand name at the back of the car along with the new logo. Honda did reveal a new look for its badging system with the Prologue EV SUV that went on sale recently in the North American market.

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