GmbH S line Logo
On a dark charcoal rectangular background sits a red, slightly slanted parallelogram badge with a thin white border and a narrow black outline. A large, two-tone stylized 'S' (white with a light grey shadow/overlay) overlaps the red shape a...
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About GmbH S line
On a dark charcoal rectangular background sits a red, slightly slanted parallelogram badge with a thin white border and a narrow black outline. A large, two-tone stylized 'S' (white with a light grey shadow/overlay) overlaps the red shape and extends to the right. To the right of the badge is a lowercase wordmark: the large word "line" in a clean sans-serif, with the smaller tagline "by quattro GmbH" beneath or beside it in much smaller type.
The composition is compact and horizontal, with a bold geometric badge on the left and a minimalist typographic treatment on the right. Contrast is high between the red badge, white/grey 'S' and the dark background, giving a sporty, automotive-badge appearance.
What's in it: letter S badge/parallelogram
Shapes: slanted parallelogram stylized letterform horizontal wordmark thin outline/border
Style: modern minimalist geometric automotive badge high-contrast
Text in logo: line by quattro GmbH
Evokes speed and sportiness through the slanted red badge and bold 'S' letterform, typical of automotive performance trim badging.
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GmbH S line Logo History
S line is the designation used by Audi (through its subsidiary quattro GmbH) for sport-oriented trim and styling packages applied to many Audi models; the badge identifies vehicles fitted with that option/trim.
Frequently asked
What brand uses this logo?
This is the 'S line' badge associated with Audi's sport-oriented trim, managed by quattro GmbH.
What does 'S line' mean?
'S line' denotes an optional sport trim package for Audi models, adding sportier styling and equipment.
Is this an official automotive badge?
Yes — it appears as a manufacturer trim/badge used on vehicles to indicate the S line specification.