Renault

==Renault-Frères==
===1898–1900===
Renault was founded in 1898 by the three brothers Louis, Marcel and Fernand Renault. The company was initially called “” and the first logo was designed in 1900.Renault Group - 120 years of brand identity
===1900–1906===
This logo featured the brother’s initials, with two entwined Rs. Used primarily on internal documents, this emblem was not used on brand vehicles, which could be recognized only by the name “Renault-Frères” on the running board and the initials LR (for Louis Renault) carved onto the wheel hubs.Renault Group - 120 years of brand identity
==Renault==
===1906–1919===
===1919–1923===
===1923–1925===
===1925–1946===
===1946–1958===
===1958–1967===
===1967–1973===
In 1967, 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 90°), thus, Renault stopped using this logo, removing the badge from cars and replacing it by the following design made by Victor Vasarely.The history of the Renault Prohibited Diamond (French)
===1973–1990===
====1973–1982====
====1982–1990====
===1990–2021===
====1990–2002====
====2002–2004====
===2004–2015===
====2004–2007====
====2007–2015====
Renault release a new logo (Spanish)
====2015–2021 (primary), 2021–present (secondary)====
On April 6, 2015, Renault updated its logo.New Brand Identity for Renault
This logo is still used on car badges.
===2021–present===
As like Dacia, Renault designed a new logo for their new concept - Renault 5 (2023). This logo is a revised version of the 1973 logo first used on the original Renault 5.
The new diamond officially become the brand's new logo from March 12, 2021 after other brands such as Peugeot, Opel, Volkswagen, Kia, and Nissan updated theirs earlier.
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