CITROEN 2009 Logo
Two large, upward-pointing chevrons rendered with a metallic chrome gradient sit stacked one above the other on a solid black background. Each chevron has highlights and darker shadowing that give a three-dimensional, beveled appearance. B...
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About CITROEN 2009
Two large, upward-pointing chevrons rendered with a metallic chrome gradient sit stacked one above the other on a solid black background. Each chevron has highlights and darker shadowing that give a three-dimensional, beveled appearance.
Beneath the chevrons is a bold, uppercase red wordmark reading "CITROËN" (with a diaeresis over the E). The red type contrasts strongly with the black background and the silver chevrons, producing a compact automotive emblem layout.
What's in it: double chevrons
Shapes: stacked chevrons upward-pointing chevrons wordmark
Style: 3D metallic gradient bold wordmark automotive
Text in logo: CITROËN
Upward-pointing chevrons that suggest motion, forward progress and mechanical/geared elements (typical automotive/engineering connotations).
Colors
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CITROEN 2009 Logo History
This is the Citroën automotive emblem variant used in the late 2000s and around 2009: 3D chrome double chevrons above a red uppercase wordmark with a diaeresis on the E, applied across the brand's vehicles and marketing in that era.
Frequently asked
Which brand uses this logo?
This is the emblem of Citroën, the French automobile manufacturer (late 2000s/2009-era variant).
What do the chevrons represent visually?
The upward-pointing double chevrons convey motion and mechanical/engineering associations; here they are rendered in a metallic, three-dimensional style.
What are the main colours in this logo?
Black background, chromed/silver chevrons, and a red uppercase wordmark.
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