Telcel (acronym for "telefonía celular") is the predominant telecommunications company in Mexico, ahead of Movistar and AT&T Mexico. It is owned by América Móvil, a Mexican multinational telecom conglomerate.
América Móvil’s home market is the only one in Latin America where the Claro brand is not used; rather, it uses the Telcel and Telmex (for fixed-line) brands.
1989–1994[]
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1994–2022[]
Telcel has used the same symbol since its inception.
Despite the 2022 rebrand, this logo is still used on some phones, including some customer attention centers and authorized dealers.
2022–present[]
During the World Cup Qatar 2022, Telcel change its logo, dropping the "star tac cell phone" symbol and smoothing the edges of its typography.
| Claro (South and Central America) Operations: Argentina | Brazil (tv+ (cable/fiber/streaming) | tv (prepaid satellite) | fone) | Colombia (mobile | tv) | ClaroVTR (Chile)1 (Claro (mobile | tv) | VTR) | Dominican Republic (tv) | Ecuador | El Salvador | Guatemala | Honduras | Nicaragua | Paraguay (tv) | Peru (tv) | Puerto Rico (tv) | Uruguay Mexico Europe
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