Aston Martin Logo

A symmetrical, stylized wing emblem rendered as a flat black silhouette. Two outstretched wings composed of layered, tapered segments flank a horizontal rectangular banner at the center that contains an uppercase wordmark. The mark is stri...

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Black stylized wing badge with 'ASTON MARTIN' wordmark in a central rectangular banner.
Aston Martin logo

About Aston Martin

A symmetrical, stylized wing emblem rendered as a flat black silhouette. Two outstretched wings composed of layered, tapered segments flank a horizontal rectangular banner at the center that contains an uppercase wordmark.

The mark is strictly monochrome (black on white) with clean, geometric line-art and balanced proportions; the wing segments create a sense of motion while the central rectangular word banner anchors the composition.

What's in it: wings

Shapes: winged badge horizontal rectangle (word banner) symmetrical emblem wordmark

Style: elegant minimalist monochrome symmetrical line-art luxury

Text in logo: ASTON MARTIN

Stylized wings that evoke speed, flight, freedom and automotive prestige.

Categories

Automotive and Cars
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Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Aston Martin Logo History

Aston Martin is a British luxury sports-car manufacturer founded in 1913 by Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford. The winged badge has been used in various forms across the brand's history to signal speed and elegance and the marque is widely associated with high-end sports cars and appearances in James Bond films.

Frequently asked

What does the wing symbol represent?

The wings visually suggest speed, flight and prestige—qualities associated with high-performance luxury cars.

Is there text in the logo?

Yes — the uppercase wordmark 'ASTON MARTIN' appears centered in a horizontal rectangular banner across the wings.

What industry uses this logo?

This is used by a luxury sports-car manufacturer (automotive).

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