Not wanting to miss out on all the new logo hype, Porsche has also rolled out a new badge, but we’ll forgive you if you haven’t noticed a difference. Latest News ...

Porsche also added gold into the mix as a mark of victory, and this combination of colors and graphics was difficult to print for sales material at the time, according to the automaker.

Porsche's aim was to modernize the logo, and it's successful. The loss of the pebbled texture is sure to rankle some Porsche superfans but the new logo is cleaner and sleeker, in our eyes, than ...

The Porsche logo has changed little in recent decades. Despite a design update this year, its overall composition remains similar to the design chosen back in the 1950s. Like many car logos of its ...

Nevertheless, its creator takes the subtlety of its predecessor up a notch or two by not featuring even a single Porsche logo anywhere. "Seit uber 100 Jahren machen Autos unabhangig. Eins macht ...

We've seen plenty of brand new car logos over the last few years, with the likes of BMW, Kia, Nissan and Rolls-Royce adopting new designs. These have ranged from full rebrands to minor tweaks ...

But for the biggest of Porsche fans, the changes are some of the most significant that Porsche has ever made to its crest. I only say that half-jokingly. Yes, it’s basically the same logo as before.

Porsche has revealed a redesign for its iconic crest.; Changes to the logo include a smoother finish for the bronze areas and a new honeycomb pattern for the red sections. The updated logo will ...

Initially controversial, Porsche's logo signifies its roots and originates as an idea from its founder. The Porsche crest is as iconic as the sports cars that define the company. The black horse ...

The logo dates back to 1952. Porsche’s first sports car, the 356, was already in production for a few years at that time and management wanted a proper logo to help build brand awareness, at the ...

And, Porsche points out, you can still buy replacement badges of any of the previous styles. See All 38 Photos You'll see the new crest appear on Porsche models at the end of 2023, the company says.