The redesigned interlocked diamond logo will debut with the new Triber and be adopted across all new Renault vehicles, marketing materials, and customer touchpoints as part of a refreshed brand identity.
21 Jul 2025 | 5049 Views | By Sarthak Mahajan
Renault India, a fully owned subsidiary of Renault Group, has announced that all future vehicle launches in the country will feature the company’s updated logo. The upcoming All-New Triber will be the first Renault model in India to carry the redesigned emblem.
The new logo, which consists of an ...
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Renault India, a fully owned subsidiary of Renault Group, has announced that all future vehicle launches in the country will feature the company’s updated logo. The upcoming All-New Triber will be the first Renault model in India to carry the redesigned emblem.
The new logo, which consists of an interlocked diamond design, is part of Renault’s revised visual identity aimed at creating consistency across digital and physical platforms. This change is in line with Renault’s broader brand transformation under the ‘renault. rethink.’ initiative.
Renault has already begun integrating the new visual identity across its operations in India, including dealerships, offices, the manufacturing plant, and the R&D centre. The updated logo is also being used in the company’s marketing campaigns and other brand assets.
Originally introduced in 1925, Renault’s diamond logo has undergone various updates. The current redesign adopts a minimalist approach, intended to align with modern design trends while maintaining recognizability and adaptability.
Renault is a global automotive brand known for its presence in electric mobility in Europe. Under its ‘Renaulution’ strategy, the company is shifting towards a more competitive and electrified product range. Renault India operates a manufacturing facility in Oragadam, Chennai, with an annual production capacity of 480,000 units, and maintains a network of over 350 sales and 450 service touchpoints across the country.