Fiat

• Fiat logo history
• Cartype
• Evolution of car logos

1899–1901		1904–1921
1899–1901	1901–1904	1904–1921	1921–1923	1923–1925	1925–1929	1929–1931
1931–1932	1932–1938	1938–1949	1949–1959	1959	1959–1968
1931–1932	1932–1938	1938–1949	1949–1959	1959	1959–1968	1965–1968
				2006–present		2020–present
1968-1972	1972–2003	1999–2006	2003–2006	2006–present	2016–present (Latin America)	2020–present

1899–1901

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The company was established as Fabbrica Italiana di Automobili Torino (Italian Automobiles Factory Turin), but still bore the name FIAT.

1901–1904

The FIAT becomes more prominent, but the full name remains.

1904–1921

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The badge becomes an oval plated shape.

1921–1923

The badge is changed to a wreathed circle.

1923–1925

1925–1929

1929–1931

1931–1968

1931–1932

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1932–1938

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1938–1949

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1949–1959

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1959

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1959–1968

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The badge becomes a rectangle again, but this time with a round chrome border

1965–1968

1968–2003

1968-1972

1972-2003

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Secondary Logo (1982-1991),used as car front emblem.

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(1991-1999),

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Logo (1999-2003)

1999–2006

The wreathed circle makes a return to celebrate FIAT's 100th anniversary. At first, was used only at the front face of its cars until 2002; and later, at the entire car.

3D variant.

Alternate logo (2001-2006).

2003–2006

Flat logo

2006–present

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Logo (2006-2007)

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Logo (2006-present)

2016–present (Latin America)

Fiat started to use just the wordmark - extracted from the shield - on the rear of its vehicles and advertising. There are plans to replace the shield completely at its cars and apply this logo worldwide soon.

2020-present

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After the reveal of their new 500e city car, FIAT have started using a slightly redesigned version of the wordmark with the letters being straightened out this time. So far, it's only been featured online to promote the new 500e and as a badge on the rear of the new electric city car.

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