Mitsubishi Logo
A bold red emblem made of three identical rhombuses (diamond shapes) arranged as a triangle: one diamond points upward at the top and two sit side-by-side below, their inner corners meeting at the center. The emblem is flat, geometric and c...
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About Mitsubishi
A bold red emblem made of three identical rhombuses (diamond shapes) arranged as a triangle: one diamond points upward at the top and two sit side-by-side below, their inner corners meeting at the center. The emblem is flat, geometric and centered above a plain black wordmark.
Beneath the red three-diamond mark is a simple, all-caps black wordmark reading "MITSUBISHI" set in a clean sans-serif style. The overall look is minimalist, symmetrical and highly geometric with a strong red-and-black contrast on a white background.
What's in it: diamond (rhombus)
Shapes: three rhombuses (diamonds) triangular arrangement wordmark
Style: minimalist flat geometric iconic symmetric
Text in logo: MITSUBISHI
Symmetry and geometric balance (three identical diamonds forming a stable triangular mark).
Colors
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Mitsubishi Logo History
This three-diamond emblem is the long-standing Mitsubishi mark; the name "Mitsubishi" is commonly rendered as 'three diamonds' in Japanese and the motif has been associated with the group since the late 19th century.
Frequently asked
What does the logo represent?
The mark is known as the 'three diamonds' — 'Mitsubishi' is commonly interpreted as 'three diamonds' in Japanese.
Are the red shapes diamonds?
They are stylized rhombuses (diamond shapes) arranged symmetrically with their inner corners meeting.
What are the logo's main colours?
A bright red for the emblem, black for the wordmark, and white background.
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