More progressive, more digital, more international: New Volkswagen Group corporate design

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Christoph Oemisch
Christoph Oemisch
Corporate Communications Spokesperson, Finance and Sales
New corporate design of the Volkswagen Group
New corporate design of the Volkswagen Group
  • New "Volkswagen Group" word mark underscores stronger global Group orientation and increases distinctiveness from Volkswagen brand
  • Appearance completely renewed and above all optimized for digital media
  • Word mark, font, colors, design elements and visual language were modernized among other things
  • Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume: "Our new corporate design supports us in visually underlining the Group's new strategic goals and contents. The new look creates high recognition value, is modern and forward-looking."

Wolfsburg. The Volkswagen Group is modernizing its corporate design, replacing the previous look from 2007. The word mark has been changed from "Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft" to "Volkswagen Group" to underline the Group's global orientation and increase the distinctiveness of its appearance in relation to the Volkswagen brand. The word mark, font, colors, design elements and visual language were completely renewed among other things. The new corporate design is being introduced successively, starting in Germany. The international markets will follow next year.

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