SAAB Scania Logo
A round, navy-blue badge with a double white ring and a horizontal oval/eye shape cut across the center. Bold, all-caps white wordmarks sit arched along the top and bottom edges reading "SAAB" (top) and "SCANIA" (bottom). Centered inside t...
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About SAAB Scania
A round, navy-blue badge with a double white ring and a horizontal oval/eye shape cut across the center. Bold, all-caps white wordmarks sit arched along the top and bottom edges reading "SAAB" (top) and "SCANIA" (bottom).
Centered inside the oval is a stylized red griffin head facing left, outlined in white with a small gold crown above it. The mark uses flat, high-contrast colors and strong outlines, giving a heraldic emblem look.
What's in it: griffin head crown
Shapes: circle horizontal oval/ellipse badge/emblem arched wordmark
Style: heraldic badge vintage bold flat colors emblematic
Text in logo: SAAB SCANIA
Heraldic/royal imagery: a crowned griffin head evokes strength, tradition and regional heraldry.
Colors
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SAAB Scania Logo History
Used by Saab-Scania, the Swedish vehicle group formed by the merger of Saab and Scania; the merged company operated under the Saab-Scania name from 1969 until it was split into separate entities in 1995.
Frequently asked
Which company used this logo?
This is the badge of Saab-Scania, the merged Swedish vehicle group that combined Saab and Scania.
What does the griffin and crown represent?
The crowned griffin is a heraldic symbol associated with Scania and conveys strength and regional/traditional identity.
Are Saab and Scania still the same company?
No — the merged Saab-Scania company operated historically but was split back into separate entities (Saab and Scania) in the 1990s.
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