This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see:
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- História do logotipo da Renault
1899–1906
1906–1919
1919–1923
1923–1925
1925–1946
1930–1945
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1945–1946
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1946–1959
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1959–1971
1971–1972
In 1971, Renault first introduced the famous "rhombus symbol" as a badge in the R15/17 models and early R5 models. This logo was used for a short period of time, after the Kent company sued Renault for plagiarizing their logo (which also has a similar rhombus but rotated in 90 grades), therefor Renault stopped using this logo, removed the badge from cars and replaced it by the following design made by Victor Vasarely.[1]
1972–1992
1972–1981
Designed by Victor Vasarely.
1981–1992
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1992–2004
2004–2015
2004–2007
2007–2015
2015–present
On April 6, 2015, Renault updated its logo.[3]
2018
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Used only for the 120th Anniversary in 2018, this logo pays homage to the logos used between 1925 and 1971.
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References
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