Nissan Logo

A three-dimensional chrome car badge composed of a thick circular ring with a horizontal rectangular band crossing the center. The ring and band use metallic gradients, highlights and shadows to create a polished, reflective chrome effect....

Logo

Chrome circular car badge with a horizontal silver bar and black uppercase 'NISSAN' wordmark.
Nissan logo

About Nissan

A three-dimensional chrome car badge composed of a thick circular ring with a horizontal rectangular band crossing the center. The ring and band use metallic gradients, highlights and shadows to create a polished, reflective chrome effect.
Centered on the horizontal band is a bold, condensed uppercase wordmark in black reading "NISSAN". The whole mark sits against a black background and appears as an embossed, automotive emblem with beveled edges and realistic light reflections.

Shapes: circular ring horizontal band uppercase wordmark beveled 3D emblem

Style: metallic 3D embossed realistic automotive badge gradient

Text in logo: NISSAN

Automotive badge / metallic emblem conveying solidity, engineering and industrial craftsmanship.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Light silver
#EDEDED · primary
Medium silver
#B0B3B5 · secondary
Dark silver/gray
#7A7D80 · accent
Black
#000000 · accent

Nissan Logo History

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. is a Japanese automobile manufacturer founded in 1933 and headquartered in Yokohama, Japan. The image shown is the chrome 3D vehicle badge style Nissan used on vehicles prior to a flatter corporate logotype introduced around 2020.

Frequently asked

Which company uses this logo?

This is the emblem of Nissan, the Japanese automobile manufacturer.

What industry is this logo associated with?

Automotive — it's styled as a metal car badge.

Are these exact colors flat or gradients?

The logo uses metallic gradients (light to dark silver) with black lettering to create a realistic chrome effect.

Is this Nissan's current corporate logo?

This image shows Nissan's chrome 3D vehicle badge; the company adopted a flatter, simplified logotype for broader branding around 2020.

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