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1899–1906	1906–1919	1919–1923	1923–1925	1925–1930	1930–1945


1945–1946	1946–1958	1958–1967	1967–1973	1973–1982	1982–1990


1990–2002	2002–2004	2004–2007	2007–2015	2015–2021	2021–present

1899–1906

Renault 1899.svg

1906–1919

Renault 1906.svg

1919–1923

Renault 1919.svg

1923–1925

Renault 1923.svg

1925–1930

Renault 1925.svg

1930–1945

Renault 1930.svg

1945–1946

Renault 1945.svg

1946–1958

Renault 1946.svg

Typography:

Century Gothic Bold

1958–1967

Renault 1959.svg

Typography:

Compact Light

1967–1973

Renault 1971.svg

Typography:

Compact Light

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°), therefor Renault stopped using this logo, removed the badge from cars and replaced it by the following design made by Victor Vasarely.^[1]

1973–1990

1973–1982

Renault 1972.svg

Designer:

Victor Vasarely

Typography:

Compact Light

1982–1990

Renault 1982.svg

Designer:

Victor Vasarely

Typography:

Renault MN Bold

1990–2021

1990–2002

Renault 1992.svg

Typography:

Renault MN Bold

2002–2004

Renault 2002.svg

2004–2015

2004–2007

Renault 2004.svg

Typography:

Renault Identité

2007–2015

Renault 2007.svg

Typography:

Renault Identité

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2015–2021

Renault 2015.svg

Typography:

Renault Life Bold

Launched:

April 6th, 2015

On April 6, 2015, Renault updated its logo.^[3]

2021–present

Renault 2021.svg

Designer:

Gilles Vidal^[4]

Typography:

Nouvel R (custom typeface, used for corporate identity)

Launched:

March 4th, 2021

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.

References

↑ The history of the Renault Prohibited Diamond (French)
↑ Renault release a new logo (Spanish)
↑ New Brand Identity for Renault
↑ Renault 5 Prototype. The return of the Renault 5 as electric, but there is more news (Portuguese)

V• T • E Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance
Renault Group: Renault (Cars: Clio · Espace · Kwid · Megane ) \| Alpine \| Dacia \| ZAZ \| Lada \| Renault Samsung Motors Nissan Motor Corporation: Nissan (Cars: Altima · Ariya · Dayz · Elgrand · GTR · Juke · Kicks · Leaf · Livina · Murano · Note · Patrol · Qashqai · Serena · Skyline · Terra · Titan · X-Trail · Z ) \| Autech Japan \| Infiniti (Cars: Q50 · Q60 ) \| NMKV (50%) Former: Datsun Mitsubishi Motors: (Cars: eK · Eclipse Cross · Xpander) \| NMKV (50%)

V• T • E

Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance

Renault Group:

Nissan Motor Corporation:
Nissan (Cars: Altima · Ariya · Dayz · Elgrand · GTR · Juke · Kicks · Leaf · Livina · Murano · Note · Patrol · Qashqai · Serena · Skyline · Terra · Titan · X-Trail · Z ) | Autech Japan | Infiniti (Cars: Q50 · Q60 ) | NMKV (50%)
Former: Datsun

Mitsubishi Motors:
(Cars: eK · Eclipse Cross · Xpander) | NMKV (50%)

Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance.svg

V• T • E Automobile brands in France
Current brands: Aixam \| Alpine \| Bellier \| Bugatti \| Citroën \| De Clercq \| De La Chapelle \| DS \| Exagon \| Genty \| Ligier \| MDI \| Mega \| Microcar \| MPM \| Peugeot \| PGO \| Renault \| Venturi Former/Defunct brands: Acma \| Acoma \| Alba \| Auverland \| Berliet \| Corre La Licorne \| Darracq \| De Dion-Bouton \| Delage \| Delahaye \| Derby \| Dolo \| Facel Vega \| Galy \| Hommell \| Matra \| Panhard \| SCAP \| Simca \| Talbot \| Unic \| Vespa

V• T • E

Automobile brands in France

Current brands: