General Motors

==1908–1938==
The logo simply consisted of its incorporation certificate from 1908.
==1938–1964==
In 1938, the company adopted its first actual logo.
==1964–1966==
This logo debuted at GM's Futurama Pavilion at the New York World's Fair. It was used sparsely but served as the basis for the successor logo in 1966.
==1966–2021==
In 1966, GM added a rectangle to enclose the basic logo from 1964. This logo appeared on all GM 1967 model-year vehicles. It was referred to as the "Mark of Excellence". 
===2001–2010===
In 2001, a glossy variant was made.
===2010–2021===
In 2010, a 3D-esque logo was unveiled with a metallic look on the text and the square.
===2016–2021===
From at least 2016 until 2021, this was GM's main logo on its website and high-tech branches. On cars and dealerships, the square logo was still in use. This still appears at its Westlake Village, CA office.
==2021–present==
On January 8, 2021, GM launched a new logo for the first time since 1964, emphasizing its focus towards electric vehicles. The company also introduced a new slogan, "Everybody In" with the letters 'EV' highlighted in blue to signify electric vehicles.
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