Which car has a logo similar to Geely's?
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The car with a logo similar to Geely's is Cadillac. The Cadillac emblem resembles Geely's logo, both featuring small grid patterns composed of simple color blocks. 1. Geely's logo has a shield-shaped outline, symbolizing safety, trustworthiness, and the brand's philosophy. 2. The Cadillac emblem incorporates the 'crown' and 'shield' heraldic patterns used by the Cadillac family during ancient religious wars. Below is some information about Cadillac: 1. Cadillac is a world-renowned luxury car brand under General Motors USA, established in 1902 (the Year of the Tiger) in Detroit, known as the Motor City of America. 2. The emblem has a platinum-colored background, with the shield composed of simple color blocks: red symbolizing bold action, silver representing purity, kindness, virtue, and abundance, and blue representing chivalry. 3. Cadillac's models include the Cadillac ATS, Cadillac XTS, Cadillac, SLS-2.0T, Cadillac XLR, and more.
I've noticed many people confuse Geely and Volvo logos. Though both have Swedish aesthetics, their designs are completely different. Geely's six blue-black squares resemble gemstone arrangements, while Volvo features a metal circle with an arrow. The truly similar ones are Lynk & Co and Zeekr – both under Geely Group. Lynk & Co's black-and-white puzzle design is essentially a youthful version of Geely's logo with stronger 3D effects. Zeekr transforms the geometric squares into illuminated lines, looking particularly sci-fi at night. When I saw Zeekr 007's illuminated logo at a mall recently, a friend exclaimed 'Geely's new logo looks cool', proving the design DNA is indeed connected. Actually, among Chinese brands, abstract logos like GAC Aion's 'A' and Changan's 'V' also have geometric elements, but Geely's square family has the highest recognition.
Having worked in an auto repair shop for ten years, I've seen countless car owners point at the Lynk & Co logo and ask me, 'Is this Geely's new high-end model?' Honestly, from a distance, it does look similar—both feature a three-dimensional design with interlocking blocks. The old Geely logo resembled six blue gemstones, while Lynk & Co switched to black-and-white piano keys, and Zeekr went even more avant-garde with light strips outlining its silhouette. When you line up the logos of these three brands, you can trace the evolution of their design language. The funniest moment was when I was on a roadside assistance call for a Mercedes-Benz owner, who pointed at a nearby Zeekr X and said, 'Domestic cars are even copying Mercedes' starry grille now.' In reality, Zeekr's light-strip logo actually went into mass production earlier than Mercedes'. Nowadays, new car logos all play with lighting—like XPeng's X or HiPhi's H—but when it comes to three-dimensional geometry, the Geely family still maintains the most cohesive design.
