Elf oil Logo

A bold, lowercase white wordmark reading "elf" appears left-aligned on a very dark charcoal rectangular background. The letters are slightly italicized and rounded, with the horizontal baseline extended into a thin gradient bar that runs be...

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White lowercase 'elf' wordmark with blue-red glossy circular emblem on dark background.
Elf oil logo

About Elf oil

A bold, lowercase white wordmark reading "elf" appears left-aligned on a very dark charcoal rectangular background. The letters are slightly italicized and rounded, with the horizontal baseline extended into a thin gradient bar that runs beneath the wordmark from blue through white to red.

To the right of the wordmark sits a glossy circular emblem composed of two interlocking curved shapes: a blue curved segment on the left and a red curved segment on the right. A white angular negative-space shape (arrow/chevron-like) interrupts the circle, and both coloured segments use radial gradients and highlights to create a three-dimensional, polished look.

What's in it: arrow-like negative space

Shapes: wordmark circle (emblem) horizontal gradient bar rounded curved segments

Style: modern glossy gradient italic corporate

Text in logo: elf

The circular, interlocking blue and red segments with an arrow-like negative space evoke motion, rotation and fluid flow — visual cues commonly associated with engines, lubrication and energy transfer.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

White
#FFFFFF · primary
Dark charcoal
#202324 · primary
Royal blue
#0F5AD6 · accent
Vibrant red
#D7333D · accent

Elf oil Logo History

ELF is a commercial motor oil and lubricant brand originally associated with the French company Elf Aquitaine; the brand became part of the larger Total group (now TotalEnergies) following mergers in the late 1990s/early 2000s.

Frequently asked

What brand is this logo?

This is the ELF motor oil / lubricant brand wordmark and emblem.

What do the blue and red colours represent?

Visually they suggest motion, energy and fluid dynamics; no official colour meaning is shown in the logo itself.

Where is this logo typically used?

On motor oil packaging, service-station signage, motorsport sponsorship and corporate materials for the lubricant brand.

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