Alpina Bovensiepen Logo
A circular automotive badge: a thick black outer ring with a slim silver outline and the word "ALPINA" in uppercase silver letters arched along the top of the ring. Inside the ring is a white circular field that contains a heraldic shield....
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About Alpina Bovensiepen
A circular automotive badge: a thick black outer ring with a slim silver outline and the word "ALPINA" in uppercase silver letters arched along the top of the ring. Inside the ring is a white circular field that contains a heraldic shield.
The shield is vertically divided (party per pale) into a red left half and a blue right half. The left half shows two stylized vertical mechanical/cylindrical components; the right half shows a vertical multi-lobed shaft-like component. Thin black outlines separate elements and define detail.
What's in it: shield two vertical stylized mechanical cylinders multi-lobed shaft (crank/cam-like) symbol
Shapes: circular badge shield (vertical split) arched wordmark
Style: heraldic automotive wordmark metallic
Text in logo: ALPINA
Heraldic shield and mechanical imagery evoke automotive engineering, performance and heritage.
Colors
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Alpina Bovensiepen Logo History
Alpina Burkard Bovensiepen GmbH & Co. KG (commonly Alpina) is a German automobile manufacturer and tuner founded by Burkard Bovensiepen in the 1960s, known for producing high-performance, Alpina-branded versions of BMW models.
Frequently asked
What brand uses this badge?
This is the Alpina badge (Alpina Burkard Bovensiepen), a German automaker/tuner associated with high-performance BMW models.
What do the shield symbols represent?
Visually the shield shows stylized mechanical parts: two vertical cylindrical components on the left and a multi-lobed shaft on the right, suggesting automotive engineering.
Where is Alpina based?
Alpina is a German company.
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