Bentley Motors Logo
A symmetrical, highly detailed monochrome emblem: a stylised pair of outstretched wings flanks a central circular/oval medallion containing a bold, capital letter "B". The wings are rendered with multiple feathered segments and fine line-wo...
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About Bentley Motors
A symmetrical, highly detailed monochrome emblem: a stylised pair of outstretched wings flanks a central circular/oval medallion containing a bold, capital letter "B". The wings are rendered with multiple feathered segments and fine line-work; the medallion has concentric rings and small decorative elements at the top and bottom that integrate into the wing structure.
Beneath the winged device sits a horizontal wordmark in uppercase serif letters. The entire mark is presented in high-contrast black-and-white, giving a formal, heraldic appearance suited to a luxury automotive brand.
What's in it: wings letter B medallion/roundel
Shapes: outstretched wings circular/oval medallion horizontal wordmark symmetrical crest
Style: classic luxury heraldic monochrome detailed line-art symmetrical
Text in logo: BENTLEY
Outstretched wings (speed, flight, prestige) combined with a prominent 'B' initial in a medallion (brand identity, heritage).
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Bentley Motors Logo History
Bentley Motors was founded by W.O. (Walter Owen) Bentley in 1919 and is known for its winged 'B' emblem representing the marque. The company gained early fame in motorsport in the 1920s; it was later acquired by Rolls‑Royce in the 1930s and has been part of the Volkswagen Group since 1998.
Frequently asked
What does the 'B' in the logo stand for?
The 'B' is the initial of the Bentley brand name and sits in a central medallion as part of the winged emblem.
What do the wings mean?
The outstretched wings visually suggest speed, flight and prestige — qualities associated with high-performance luxury cars.
Is this a luxury car logo?
Yes — this is the emblem for Bentley, a British luxury automobile manufacturer.
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