Mitsubishi Electric-Changes for the Better Logo
A bold red emblem made of three equal diamond (rhombus) shapes arranged tip-to-tip to form a triangular trefoil on the left. The three diamonds are solid red, aligned with one diamond at the top and two at the bottom forming an overall tria...
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About Mitsubishi Electric-Changes for the Better
A bold red emblem made of three equal diamond (rhombus) shapes arranged tip-to-tip to form a triangular trefoil on the left. The three diamonds are solid red, aligned with one diamond at the top and two at the bottom forming an overall triangular silhouette.
To the right of the emblem is a black sans-serif wordmark in uppercase reading MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC, with a smaller sentence-case tagline below the wordmark that reads "Changes for the Better." The layout is horizontal and corporate, with the emblem separated from the text by clear white space.
What's in it: diamond (rhombus) shapes
Shapes: three-diamond cluster equilateral triangular arrangement horizontal wordmark tagline (small text)
Style: corporate minimalist flat geometric sans-serif
Text in logo: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC Changes for the Better
Three red diamonds arranged in a symmetrical triangular formation (tri-diamond mark).
Colors
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Frequently asked
What is the red emblem made of?
Three solid red diamond (rhombus) shapes arranged tip-to-tip to form a triangular cluster.
What text appears next to the emblem?
The black wordmark reads 'MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC' with the smaller tagline 'Changes for the Better' below it.
What are the main colors in the logo?
A vivid brand red (approx. #E60012), black (#000000) for the wordmark, and a dark gray (#666666) for the tagline.
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