Citroen revealed its new brand identity and logo which is a reinterpretation of the 1919 original. The oval with the double chevron emblem will debut in a new concept before the end of the month ...

But, to get to the logo, we actually have to go back further ... The family name was originally "Citroen," which is Dutch for "lemon" because they were once in the business of selling fruit.

The 1980s were one of the major heydays for bizarre concept cars. Alongside changing notions of design and fashion, automotive manufacturers were getting more experimental with their process ...

Citroën's famous chevron logo has been updated with a more modern look to better suit the digital world, and fans can expect to see the new logo start to appear on the French automaker's ...

The new logo will be seen on the carmaker’s brand-new concept car that’s set to be unveiled on September 29 New Citroen logo is an oval with dual chevrons, available in red, black and blue shades.

Complementing the new logo is a new corporate brand identity programme and the appearance of a new brand signature, which promises “Nothing Moves Us Like Citroën”. Citroën’s evolutionary ...

Of course, what's always interesting to trace with this kind of change is the evolution of the logo throughout history. In fact, the Citroen logo has changed many times over the years. The new ...

Citroen has unveiled a new corporate brand identity and logo signposting the brand’s transition and evolution, which will debut at the end of September. The new look reinterprets the original ...