Castrol Logo
A slanted white rounded-rectangle panel with a thin dark-green outline contains a bold, italic red wordmark reading "Castrol" occupying the right two-thirds. On the left is a solid green circle that overlaps the rectangle; inside the circle...
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About Castrol
A slanted white rounded-rectangle panel with a thin dark-green outline contains a bold, italic red wordmark reading "Castrol" occupying the right two-thirds. On the left is a solid green circle that overlaps the rectangle; inside the circle a horizontal white stripe breaks the green field and a short red checkered/rectangular motif sits on the stripe near the left edge.
Overall the mark is flat and graphic, using high-contrast red and green with clean geometric forms (circle, stripe, angled rounded rectangle) and a slanted, condensed sans-serif wordmark to convey motion and performance.
What's in it: checkered stripe / rectangular check pattern
Shapes: rounded rectangle (angled/right-leaning) circle horizontal stripe wordmark
Style: bold italic flat geometric minimalist
Text in logo: Castrol
Evokes automotive performance and motion (italic wordmark and checkered motif suggest speed/racing); green/red palette signals a strong brand identity.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Castrol Logo History
Castrol is a long-established British automotive-lubricants brand (originating from C.C. Wakefield & Co.). The Castrol name comes from early use of castor oil in engine lubricants. The company became part of BP following an acquisition around 2000.
Frequently asked
What do the colors and checkered motif suggest?
The green and red are distinctive brand colors; the checkered motif and italic type visually suggest speed, racing, and automotive performance.
Is there text in the logo?
Yes — a bold, italic red wordmark that reads 'Castrol'.
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