The same can’t be said for Kia’s 2021 rebrand, which is still a source of heavy debate. After years of Kia’s well-known red logo that circled its brand name in an oval, its new logo was a ...

Kia teased a version of it on the Imagine electric concept car it showed at the 2019 Geneva auto show. The company has been using variants of the oval logo since 1994, with minor tweaks in 2004 ...

Kia’s former logo. The new look follows a spate of high profile logo redesigns from car brands in the past year or so, including BMW, Vauxhall, Rolls-Royce and Nissan, which have overwhelmingly leaned ...

Whether they are trying to read the badge on the back of a new EV6 or staring at it from different angles on a screen, people seem puzzled about Kia’s new logo. Twitter user Ashwinn Krishnaswamy ...

We’re not sure why Kia decided to style its new logo like this, but needless to say, it’s the kind of subtlety that the brand likely didn’t expect to cause any issues.

Kia's new logo has hundreds of people Googling the brand incorrectly every day. By Rob Stumpf. Published Nov 21, 2022 4:36 PM EST. 0. Get The Drive’s daily newsletter.

But wait, there's more. The new logo also comes with a new tagline you'll soon see splashed on Kia ads to come: "Movement that inspires." Kia said this big rebranding moment also comes as it plans ...

It remains to be seen which new Kia model will be the first to adopt this re-invented logo. Some believe Kia will introduce it on an electric vehicle, much like Volkswagen has done by launching ...

The new logo still spells out the name Kia, but with a strong triangular motif, and the letters are all connected. KIPRIS. Trademark application.

Kia's lead designer, Tom Kearns, recently told us he agrees that it may be time to redo the company's logo, which has gone unchanged since 1994. Back then, when the Kia brand launched in the ...

Kia aims to sell 1.6 million EVs annually by 2030, with 15 new electric models by 2027. Since 2021, Kia has undergone a “full-scale transformation,” including a new logo, product, and design ...