What car has a logo of a D?

[MacStella]

The car with a logo of a D is the Daihatsu brand from Japan. Daihatsu is the abbreviation of Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd. The D in the company's logo is taken from the first capital letter of the pinyin DAIHATSU. The company's car logo stylizes the D from the pinyin, symbolizing the everlasting youthful vitality of Daihatsu Motor Co. Daihatsu cars feature Nissan's classic design and are personalized compact MPVs. In terms of dimensions, the car is 3400mm in length, 1575mm in width, 1670mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2336mm. The vehicle is characterized by easy driving, flexible handling, high fuel efficiency, and minimal environmental impact.

[Pinto]

There are primarily two brands with the letter 'D' as their logo. One is Daimler, whose 'D' emblem is typically placed on the hood, representing luxury models under Mercedes-Benz's parent company. These designs are more retro and refined compared to regular Mercedes models, though they are rarely seen in China nowadays. The other is Salon, a premium electric vehicle brand under Great Wall Motors, featuring a sharp-angled 'D' logo prominently positioned at the front of the car, exuding a futuristic vibe—like their Mech Dragon model, which turns heads on the road. If you spot a 'D' enclosed in a diamond-shaped frame, it's most likely a Salon vehicle.

[OKaylee]

Last time at the auto show, I specifically studied the D badges. The pure circular D emblem is exclusive to Daimler – this British heritage brand belongs to the Mercedes-Benz Group, with DAIMLER lettering on the rear. If you see a sharply faceted 3D D badge, that's definitely Great Wall's SAR without doubt. This brand focuses on pure electric performance cars, with the Cyber Tank launched last year priced over 400,000 yuan, equipped with four LiDAR sensors and acceleration fiercer than Tesla. The front-end designs differ significantly – Daimler's grille leans towards elegance, while SAR's fascia looks like sci-fi battle armor.

[Jon]

Don't panic when you see a D emblem on the road—it mainly falls into two scenarios. Traditional fuel vehicles with an upright or circular D emblem belong to Daimler, a brand even more luxurious than the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, especially favored by Hong Kong tycoons. If it's a streamlined electric car with a glowing D emblem, it's most likely the Great Wall's Salon Motors. Their headlights are particularly dazzling, capable of projecting text and patterns. Although both use a D emblem, Daimler's D features a classical script font, while Salon uses a futuristic sans-serif font—look closely, and they're completely different.