mobil aceites Logo

Centered at the top is a solid red, stylized winged horse (Pegasus-like) shown in mid-leap inside a white circular field. The white circle is enclosed by a thin dark-blue/purple ring. Below the circle sits the blue wordmark "Mobil" in a bol...

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Red winged horse (Pegasus) in a white circle above blue 'Mobil' wordmark with a red 'o'.
mobil aceites logo

About mobil aceites

Centered at the top is a solid red, stylized winged horse (Pegasus-like) shown in mid-leap inside a white circular field. The white circle is enclosed by a thin dark-blue/purple ring. Below the circle sits the blue wordmark "Mobil" in a bold sans-serif; the lowercase "o" is filled red, matching the horse. A small registered ® mark appears to the right of the wordmark.

The composition is flat and graphic with high contrast between the red emblem, white background, and deep-blue wordmark. The mark reads as a corporate petroleum/lubricants logo with a compact emblem above a typographic nameplate.

What's in it: winged horse (Pegasus)

Shapes: circle circle outline silhouette wordmark registered mark

Style: flat bold corporate minimalist vintage icon

Text in logo: Mobil

A winged horse evokes flight, speed, mobility and energy — qualities associated with fuel and lubricants.

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Industry
Industry Peru Mobil Aceites

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

White (background)
#FFFFFF · primary
Mobil blue
#0B3B8C · primary
Pegasus red
#E31B23 · accent
Dark blue/purple (ring)
#2E1F7A · secondary

mobil aceites Logo History

Mobil is a petroleum/lubricants brand now part of ExxonMobil; the red winged-horse emblem (Pegasus) has been used by the company as a long-standing corporate symbol.

Frequently asked

Which company uses this logo?

This is the Mobil brand logo, a petrol/lubricants brand of ExxonMobil.

What does the winged horse represent?

The stylized winged horse evokes speed, mobility and energy; it has been used as Mobil's emblem for many years.

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