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In 2015, Mazda did experiment with a matte version of this logo, which also included an updated style of wordmark, this time in silver with a thin blue outline. The outline of the letters in the logotype matched the shade of blue of the diamond, creating a cohesive and harmonious look. Additionally, in the overlapping areas, the blue lines had white accents to enhance readability and make the logo visually appealing. 4of 151934 (1)

First, the name originated from a mispronunciation of the name Matsuda (the company’s founder) by the Americans. Mazda is also the name for Ahura Mazda, the deity of wisdom, light, and harmony. Mazda Logo History There’s very little space between the letters in this font and a unique Z shape. Celebrating the Mazda logo today The iconic silver Mazda emblem remained untouched, only its glossy surface became matte. As for the logotype, now it also turned silver but gained a thin yet distinct blue outline, which resembled the early brand’s logos, and their color palette, although also pointed to the progress and growth of the automaker. 2018 – Today Fast forward to the 1930s, the logo evolved into a rounded emblem with the company name inscribed within. Still no wings though. The Birth of the Winged ‘M’The three duplicated Ms represented “Mazda Motor Manufacture,” whereas the extended tails stood for agility and speed. The design also symbolized Hiroshima. This entire logo was in monochrome. 1962 – 1975

Easily recognizable, the Mazda brand symbol is one of the simplest, but most effective in the world. Created by the Mazda Motor Corporation, this emblem helps to identify the brand throughout the world as the company continues to expand. Mazda also introduced a new wordmark in 1954 which was much simpler and more agile than previous versions. The narrowed uppercase font in a sans-serif type had bold lines in the two “A’s” to help it stand out. Every letter is carefully crafted, reflecting Mazda’s attention to detail. It’s bold, yet not overpowering. Confident, yet not arrogant. Just like Mazda. The Evolution of the Mazda Logo The Constant Element: ChangeShortly after unveiling the 1991-1992 logo, Mazda refined the badge to reduce its similarity to Renault’s. The new design became smaller and featured smoother edges, representing the image of rotary engines, which Mazda was already famous for. 1997 – Present