Alfa Romeo Logo

A circular automotive badge with a dark navy-to-blue metallic outer ring containing the uppercase wordmark “ALFA ROMEO” in white, spaced around the top half. Inside the ring is a textured silver/gray circular field with a bold red cross occ...

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Circular Alfa Romeo badge: navy ring with ALFA ROMEO, silver field with red cross and green serpent.
Alfa Romeo logo

About Alfa Romeo

A circular automotive badge with a dark navy-to-blue metallic outer ring containing the uppercase wordmark “ALFA ROMEO” in white, spaced around the top half. Inside the ring is a textured silver/gray circular field with a bold red cross occupying the left half.

The right half displays a stylized green serpent (biscione) facing left, rendered with a slight 3D bevel and outlined in white/chrome. The whole mark uses metallic gradients and highlights to give a polished, heritage automotive badge appearance.

What's in it: cross serpent

Shapes: circular badge outer ring inner circle vertical cross coiled serpent wordmark

Style: heritage metallic 3D bevel gradient badge

Text in logo: ALFA ROMEO

Visually evokes a heraldic badge: a red cross and a coiled serpent (the biscione) set within a roundel — a traditional/municipal crest aesthetic.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Navy blue (outer ring)
#101A4A · primary
Silver / metallic gray (inner field)
#CFCFDA · secondary
Red (cross)
#C8102E · accent
Green (serpent)
#00733F · accent
White (text & outlines)
#FFFFFF · accent

Alfa Romeo Logo History

The emblem combines the red cross and the Visconti 'biscione' serpent associated with Milanese heraldry and has been used by the Alfa Romeo marque (originally A.L.F.A.) since the company's founding in Milan in the early 20th century. The circular badge and wordmark have been modernized several times but retain these historic elements.

Frequently asked

What do the cross and serpent represent?

They are heraldic symbols linked to Milanese history: the red cross and the Visconti 'biscione' serpent.

Is this a car logo?

Yes — it is the roundel badge used by the Alfa Romeo automobile marque.

Why does the badge look metallic?

The design uses gradients, highlights and bevels to give a polished, three-dimensional automotive badge appearance.

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