Lotus (cars) Logo
A circular badge with a thick yellow disc background and a dark green double-outline near the edge. Centered inside the circle is a rounded triangular (shield-like) green panel with a white border; the triangle's corners are smoothed for a...
Logo
About Lotus (cars)
A circular badge with a thick yellow disc background and a dark green double-outline near the edge. Centered inside the circle is a rounded triangular (shield-like) green panel with a white border; the triangle's corners are smoothed for a softened, organic shape.
Inside the green triangular panel are white elements: at the top an interlaced monogram of overlapping letters, and below it the wordmark "LOTUS" in a slightly arched, serif-influenced uppercase type. The badge uses flat, high-contrast colors with black and dark-green outlines defining edges.
What's in it: interlaced initials (monogram) wordmark
Shapes: circle rounded triangular shield badge wordmark
Style: classic badge flat colors heritage geometric
Text in logo: LOTUS
A heritage automotive badge: the roundel and green/yellow palette visually evoke classic motor-racing identity and brand tradition.
Colors
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Lotus (cars) Logo History
Lotus is a British sports-car maker founded by Anthony Colin Bruce Chapman; the logo features an interlaced monogram of his initials (A C B C) above the LOTUS wordmark and uses green/yellow colors associated with British racing heritage.
Frequently asked
What do the interlaced letters represent?
They form a monogram of the founder's initials: Anthony Colin Bruce Chapman (A C B C).
What are the main colors in the logo?
Dark green (primary), golden yellow (background), with white lettering and dark outlines.
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