Citroen Logo
A simple, geometric logo showing two thick, upward-pointing chevrons stacked vertically and centered above a bold uppercase wordmark. The chevrons are solid black with slightly rounded inner and outer corners; they sit above the brand name...
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About Citroen
A simple, geometric logo showing two thick, upward-pointing chevrons stacked vertically and centered above a bold uppercase wordmark. The chevrons are solid black with slightly rounded inner and outer corners; they sit above the brand name set in a heavy, condensed sans-serif in red.
The wordmark reads “CITROËN” in all caps with a diaeresis (two dots) over the E. The overall composition is horizontal: emblem (chevrons) stacked above the text, on a white background, giving a compact, balanced mark.
What's in it: chevrons
Shapes: double chevron stacked emblem uppercase wordmark horizontal alignment
Style: minimalist flat geometric sans-serif bold
Text in logo: CITROËN
A double chevron motif suggesting upward motion, engineering/geometric precision and a compact, automotive emblem.
Colors
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Citroen Logo History
Citroën is a French automobile manufacturer founded by André Citroën in 1919. The double chevron emblem references the chevron-shaped helical gear teeth associated with the founder's early engineering work.
Frequently asked
Which company uses this logo?
Citroën, the French automobile manufacturer.
What do the two chevrons represent?
The stylised double chevrons reference a chevron gear/engineering motif and imply motion and mechanical heritage.
Why is there a diaeresis over the E?
The diaeresis (two dots) is part of the French spelling 'Citroën' and indicates the E is pronounced separately.
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