Delphi Logo
A flat, horizontal red oval badge containing a white, uppercase stylized wordmark reading "DELPHI" centered inside. The letters are bold with slightly condensed proportions and the D and E have distinctive open/curved terminals that match t...
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About Delphi
A flat, horizontal red oval badge containing a white, uppercase stylized wordmark reading "DELPHI" centered inside. The letters are bold with slightly condensed proportions and the D and E have distinctive open/curved terminals that match the overall geometric style.
Two white curved rectangular bars sit flush with the inner left and right edges of the oval (one near the top-left and one near the bottom-right), creating a swoosh-like framing effect and adding a sense of motion around the wordmark.
Shapes: horizontal oval wordmark curved end bars
Style: corporate bold minimalist flat swoosh
Text in logo: DELPHI
The enclosing oval and offset curved bars create a badge-like, dynamic feel; the swoosh-like bars visually suggest motion and encapsulation, appropriate for an engineering/industrial brand.
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Delphi Logo History
Delphi is the corporate wordmark of Delphi Corporation, an automotive parts and electronics supplier that was spun out from General Motors. The red oval wordmark was used as the company's corporate identity in the 2000s era.
Frequently asked
Which company uses this logo?
This is the corporate wordmark for Delphi, an automotive parts and electronics supplier.
What do the curved white bars represent?
Visually they act as framing/swoosh elements that suggest motion and give the oval a badge-like appearance.
What industry is this logo associated with?
Automotive supply and vehicle electronics.
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