Well, it looks like the automotive world is finally getting on that design trend as well, albeit six years later. Specifically, Volkswagen is changing its logo, moving away from the bubblelike ...

Their phones, to be precise, hence the two-dimensional texture. "The new Volkswagen logo with its flat two-dimensional design is clearer and has been reduced to its essential elements," the ...

The Volkswagen logo, formerly three-dimensional and with a chrome-effect, has been reduced to its basic elements. It now displays a flat, two-dimensional design all in one shade of dark blue.

Now, we learn another part of the company's revival, albeit a smaller part, will involve changing the logo of its namesake brand. The Volkswagen ... departure in design from the current lineup ...

From the time it was launched, Volkswagen has always had a very marketable approach to its use of branding in logo design. The company itself has roots in pre-World War II Germany, stemming from a ...

Both the new logo and the electric I.D. Crozz are expected to arrive around 2020, likely for the 2021 model year. Though the logo design has ... the end of the war. A Volkswagen spokesman ...

Volkswagen has embraced electrification and will be taking an important step into the future by launching the ID sub-brand. Furthermore, in an attempt to put as much distance as possible from the ...

In the course of its nearly 80 years history, German carmaker Volkswagen has restyled the way its logo looked no more than eight or nine times. That’s one new logo per decade, on average ...

Their new logo ... to the design. The rebrand will begin across Euroepan dealers instantly, before changes are made to North and South America by the early stages of 2020. Volkswagen says ...

Volkswagen announced a further update to its branding — the classic VW logo got a two-dimensional refresh in September — with a new “R” logo for its sportier and sport-inspired models.