Which car brand has a bat logo?

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ORicardo
07/29/25 9:16pm
So far, there is no car brand that uses a bat logo. Here is more relevant information: 1. Unauthorized logo replacement: According to the "Technical Specifications for Safety of Power-driven Vehicles Operating on Roads," the displayed vehicle logo must match the brand. Additionally, as stipulated in the "Motor Vehicle Management Regulations" and Article 16 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law," vehicles must conform to their registered brand, model, and other information, and unauthorized modifications are prohibited. 2. Legal modifications: Body color, partial painting, or decals (covering no more than 30% of the surface), wheel rims can be changed but must retain the original size (only color modifications are allowed), side skirts, spoilers, body kits, and air deflectors—these modifications must be applied for at the vehicle management office before installation. They are usually approved if they do not significantly alter the vehicle's appearance.
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