Lotus Logo

A high‑contrast black-and-white circular badge: a thick white outer ring encloses a rounded triangular (curvilinear) shield shape outlined in white. The interior of the shield is black, creating a negative-space effect against the white out...

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Black circular badge with rounded triangular inner shield, ACBC monogram above curved 'LOTUS' wordmark in white.
Lotus logo

About Lotus

A high‑contrast black-and-white circular badge: a thick white outer ring encloses a rounded triangular (curvilinear) shield shape outlined in white. The interior of the shield is black, creating a negative-space effect against the white outlines.

Inside the shield is a white monogram of overlapping letters (ACBC) placed above a curved, serif wordmark reading "LOTUS" which follows the lower curve of the inner shield. Overall the artwork is a classic emblem/badge rendered in stark black and white.

What's in it: monogram (interlocking letters ACBC) wordmark 'LOTUS'

Shapes: circle (outer ring) rounded triangle / curved shield monogram letters curved wordmark

Style: emblem monogram classic high-contrast badge

Text in logo: LOTUS

automotive badge/crest (classic car manufacturer emblem)

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Lotus Logo History

This is the Lotus Cars badge; the monogram (ACBC) references founder Anthony Colin Bruce Chapman. Lotus Cars is a British sports/car manufacturer founded by Colin Chapman in the early 1950s.

Frequently asked

Which company uses this logo?

This is the emblem of Lotus Cars, the British sports/car manufacturer.

What do the interlocking letters mean?

The monogram letters represent Anthony Colin Bruce Chapman (ACBC), the company's founder.

What industry is this logo associated with?

Automotive — typically seen as a car manufacturer badge.

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