Chevy's bow tie emblem found front and center on each ... No matter where the Chevrolet bow tie logo came from, it's now ...

The emblem — that may or may not be a bowtie — was first introduced by Chevy's co-founder ... and believed it would be a good logo for Chevrolet. If all those theories weren't enough ...

The Coalettes logo was a slanted bowtie, similar to the eventual Chevrolet logo ... the earliest known examples of the ‘Bowtie’ Chevy emblem being advertised where it says ‘Look for this ...

Chevrolet's iconic bowtie logo has been a symbol for the brand for nearly a hundred years - making it almost as old as the American marque itself. Though one origin story for the logo is more ...

Over time, the crossed-flags concept from that original emblem has continued to evolve alongside new styling trends and as fresh ideas were breathed into Chevy’s iconic sports car by those who ...

Some models that were only able to manage the former include icons like the Chevrolet Chevelle, Ford Thunderbird, and the Dodge Challenger. Sure, two of those nameplates were resurrected periodically.

While the Corvette logo ... a Chevrolet badge alongside a fleur-de-lis was used. A fleur-de-lis is a stylized lily that includes three petals bound together near their bases. The symbol was ...

But in the long and varied history of the logo, the legendary bow ... EV and Bolt EUV will be the first Chevy vehicles fitted with black emblems where the Chevrolet name is not used.

Still, the visual cues for the "E" are there, and Chevy uses the symbol to replace ... the end as more of a tacked-on logo than a replacement letter. Perhaps Chevrolet thought starting Equinox ...

Chevy continued to play with flag shape ... The left flag retained the fleur-de-lis and Chevrolet logo. Some emblems ...