FIAT 2007 Logo
A circular, chrome-like badge with a thick metallic outer ring surrounding an inset, rounded shield/escutcheon. The shield is filled with a deep red field that contains thin, close vertical pinstripes and a thin inner chrome outline separat...
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About FIAT 2007
A circular, chrome-like badge with a thick metallic outer ring surrounding an inset, rounded shield/escutcheon. The shield is filled with a deep red field that contains thin, close vertical pinstripes and a thin inner chrome outline separating it from the outer ring.
Centered on the red shield is a tall, condensed white wordmark reading "FIAT" in all caps. The letters are flat white with slight beveling to match the badge’s embossed, three-dimensional look; the overall effect reads as a polished automotive emblem.
What's in it: shield metallic ring wordmark
Shapes: circle rounded shield (escutcheon) wordmark
Style: 3D metallic embossed minimal retro-inspired
Text in logo: FIAT
A shield-like red escutcheon and chrome ring evoke an automotive badge — suggesting heritage, solidity and brand identity typical of car maker emblems.
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FIAT 2007 Logo History
This circular, chrome-framed red badge with the FIAT wordmark was introduced by the Italian automaker Fiat as a vehicle emblem in 2007 and used on passenger cars in the late 2000s.
Frequently asked
Which company uses this logo?
This is the FIAT automotive badge.
When was this badge introduced?
This circular chrome-and-red FIAT emblem was introduced in 2007 for the brand's vehicle badging.
What are the main visual elements to look for?
Look for a round chrome outer ring, a red shield with narrow vertical stripes, and a tall condensed white "FIAT" wordmark.