Changes: AvtoVAZ

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AvtoVAZ (Volzhskiy Avtomobil'nyi Zavod, Volga Automobile Plant) is a Russian, formerly Soviet, automobile plant, based in Tolyatti.

VAZ

1966–1970 (prototype)

File:VAZ-0.png

Drawn by Soviet designer V. Antipin, based on Fiat's one.^[1]

Lada

1970 (prototype)

File:VAZ-3.png

Later, A. Dekalenkov designed 3 new prototypes of the logo (the first one is on the picture). On the logos was a lodia ship in the shape of a Cyrillic 'V', standing for Volga river. The logo was never used.

1970 (unused)

File:VAZ-0.jpg

Designer Yuriy Danilov updated the prototype and Dekalenkov didn't like it, but it should've become the first official VAZ logo.

1970

File:VAZ-1.png

On first VAZ 2101's appeared a logo with "TOLYATTI" written on it, it is unknown who added it, on the first 30 cars FIAT accidentally wrote "ТОЛЬRТТИ", instead of "ТОЛЬЯТТИ", mistaking Latin "r" with Cyrillic "ya".

1970

File:VAZ-2.png

After the few months of the above one being used, the logo was fixed at once, changing the letter 'R' to 'Я'.

1970–1974

On later cars, the word "TOLYATTI" was removed.

1974–1985

1985–1993

File:VAZ-1558711464.png

AvtoVAZ

1993–2015

1993–2002

A new logo was designed by Vladislav Pashko.

2002–2007

2007–2015

2015–present

On the 1st April 2015, AvtoVAZ designer Steve Mattin launched a new logo.

References

↑ http://www.kolesa.ru/lada/na-vseh-parusah-jevoljucija-jemblemy-lada-2015-04-03

[1] ttp://www.kolesa.ru/lada/na-vseh-parusah-jevoljucija-jemblemy-lada-2015-04-03

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-'''AvtoVAZ''' ('''V'''olzhskiy '''A'''vtomobil'nyi '''Z'''avod, Volga Automobile Plant) is a Russian, formerly Soviet automobile plant, based in Tolyatti.
+'''AvtoVAZ''' ('''V'''olzhskiy '''A'''vtomobil'nyi '''Z'''avod, Volga Automobile Plant) is a Russian, formerly Soviet, automobile plant, based in Tolyatti.
 ==VAZ==
+===1966–1970 (prototype)===
+[[File:VAZ-0.png|centre|thumb|200x200px]]
+Drawn by Soviet designer V. Antipin, based on Fiat's one.<ref>http://www.kolesa.ru/lada/na-vseh-parusah-jevoljucija-jemblemy-lada-2015-04-03</ref>
+== Lada ==
 ===1970 (prototype)===
-[[File:Vazlogo.png|center|200px]]
+[[File:VAZ-3.png|centre|thumb|200x200px]]
-On first radiator screens of VAZ-2101, based on [[Fiat Automobiles|Fiat]] 124, wasn't any logo, but the company needed trademark, so Soviet designer V. Antipin drawn the prototype of the logo based on Fiat's one.<ref>http://www.kolesa.ru/lada/na-vseh-parusah-jevoljucija-jemblemy-lada-2015-04-03</ref>
+Later, A. Dekalenkov designed 3 new prototypes of the logo (the first one is on the picture). On the logos was a lodia ship in the shape of a Cyrillic 'V', standing for Volga river. The logo was never used.
-===1970-2013===
-===1970 (prototype)===
-[[File:Vazlogo2.png|center|200px]]
-Later, A. Dekalenkov, designed 3 new prototypes of the logo (first one is on the picture). On the logos was a rook in the shape of a cyrillic V, standing for Volga river, that is factory placed near it.
 ====1970 (unused)====
-[[File:Vazlogo3.png|center|200px]]
+[[File:VAZ-0.jpg|centre|thumb|220x220px]]
-Designer Yuriy Danilov updated prototype and Dekalenkov didn't like it, but it should've became first official VAZ logo.
+Designer Yuriy Danilov updated the prototype and Dekalenkov didn't like it, but it should've become the first official VAZ logo.
 ====1970====
-[[File:Vazlogo4.png|center|200px]]
+[[File:VAZ-1.png|centre|thumb|220x220px]]
-On first VAZ 2101's appeared a logo with "TOLYATTI" written on it, it is unknown who added it, on first 30 cars FIAT accidently write "ТОЛЬRТТИ", instead of "ТОЛЬЯТТИ", mistaking latin "r" with cyrillic "ya".
+On first VAZ 2101's appeared a logo with "TOLYATTI" written on it, it is unknown who added it, on the first 30 cars FIAT accidentally wrote "ТОЛЬRТТИ", instead of "ТОЛЬЯТТИ", mistaking Latin "r" with Cyrillic "ya".
 ====1970====
-[[File:Vazlogo5.png|center|300px]]
+[[File:VAZ-2.png|centre|thumb|220x220px]]
-On next 1970 cars "TOLYATTI" was written right.
+After the few months of the above one being used, the logo was fixed at once, changing the letter 'R' to 'Я'.
-====1971, 1972====
+====1970–1974====
-[[File:Vazlogo6.png|center|300px]]
+[[File:VAZ.jpg|centre|thumb|220x220px]]
-On later cars word "TOLYATTI" was removed.
-<gallery>
+On later cars, the word "TOLYATTI" was removed.
-Vazlogo7.jpg|Alternate
-</gallery>
-====1972-1980====
+====1974–1985====
-[[File:Vazlogo8.png|center|300px]]
+[[File:121.jpeg|centre|thumb|250x250px]]
-====1980-1984====
-[[File:Vazlogo9.jpg|center|300px]]
-====1984-2013====
+====1985–1993====
-[[File:Vazlogo10.jpg|center|300px]]
+[[File:VAZ-1558711464.png|centre|thumb|220x220px]]
 ==AvtoVAZ==
-====2013-2015====
+===1993–2015===
+====1993–2002====
-[[File:Avtovazlogo1.png|center|300px]]
+[[File:LADA(1992).png|center|250x250px]]
+A new logo was designed by Vladislav Pashko.
+====2002–2007====
+[[File:LADA(2002).png|center|250x250px]]
+====2007–2015====
+[[File:Avtovazlogo1.png|center|250x250px]]
+====2015–present====
+[[File:Avtovazlogo2.png|center|270x270px]]
+On the 1st April 2015, AvtoVAZ designer Steve Mattin launched a new logo.
 ==References==
 <references/>
+{{Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance}}
 [[Category:Motor vehicles]]
+[[Category:Russia]]
+[[Category:Tolyatti]]
+[[Category:1970]]
+[[Category:Automotive companies]]
+[[Category:1993]]
+[[Category:AvtoVAZ]]
+[[Category:1966]]
+[[Category:Automotives]]
+[[Category:Cars]]