Short answer
15 car brands in the archive lead with orange in their documented logo palette, including Abbott-Detroit, Aria and Aurus.
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Orange Car Logos: Key Facts
- Brands on this list
- 15
- Countries
- 9
- Most brands from
- United States (6)
Orange Car Logos at a Glance
| Brand | Country | Founded | Leading color |
|---|---|---|---|
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United States | — | Badge brown · #75563D |
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United States | — | Orange · #F06924 |
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Russia | — | Bronze · #BD956A |
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Italy | — | Orange · #F7A400 |
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Spain | — | Cupra Copper · #8D5A32 |
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Latvia | — | Gold · #BE965D |
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China | — | Copper orange · #D58A55 |
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United States | — | Orange · #E66025 |
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United Kingdom | — | Orange · #F69B0E |
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United States | — | International Orange · #DC6023 |
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Germany | — | Maybach Orange · #ECA33D |
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United States | — | Orange · #E7830F |
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France | — | Gold · #BF9A5A |
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France | — | Simca Orange-Red · #E64002 |
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United States | — | Brushed gold · #AA956C |
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Orange Car Logos: Entry Details
Abbott-Detroit
United StatesSee the story behind the Abbott-Detroit badge, a fan-shaped enamel emblem built around a red letter A, and learn what is documented about this short-lived Detroit automaker.
- Leading color
- Badge brown · #75563D
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Aria
United StatesSee what is documented about the Aria logo, the Irvine, California engineering firm behind the FXE hypercar, and what remains unconfirmed.
- Leading color
- Orange · #F06924
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Aurus
RussiaHow the Aurus shield with its star emblem and black name band represents Russia's presidential car brand, what is documented about its name, and which models carry it.
- Leading color
- Bronze · #BD956A
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Autobianchi
ItalyHow the Autobianchi logo moved from Bianchi's eagle to a rounded triangle with a stylized A, who stood behind the brand, and which small cars made it matter.
- Leading color
- Orange · #F7A400
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 14
Cupra
SpainHow the copper Cupra emblem of two intersecting triangles replaced a racing nameplate in 2018, who designed it, and which Cupra cars built the brand.
- Leading color
- Cupra Copper · #8D5A32
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Dartz
LatviaHow the Dartz medallion with its Z, Cyrillic ring and Russo-Balt heritage came about, why the Z was dropped in 2022, and which armored Dartz models define the brand.
- Leading color
- Gold · #BE965D
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Exeed
ChinaThe Exeed logo pairs a wide, extended Latin wordmark with the Chinese name Xingtu. See what is documented about the Chery premium brand and its cars.
- Leading color
- Copper orange · #D58A55
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Fisker
United StatesHow the Fisker badge with its orange and blue disc and twin pillars came about, who stood behind the brand, and which cars carried it.
- Leading color
- Orange · #E66025
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Ginetta
United KingdomHow the orange and grey Ginetta roundel with its angular G works, where the British racing and sports car maker came from, and which cars made its name.
- Leading color
- Orange · #F69B0E
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
International
United StatesFrom the 1902 harvester merger to the orange diamond on today's trucks, see how the International logo changed, what it shows, and which vehicles made the name.
- Leading color
- International Orange · #DC6023
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 8
Maybach
GermanyHow the double-M triangle of Maybach came to mark Zeppelin-era engines, 1930s limousines and the revived Mercedes-Benz luxury brand, and who stood behind it.
- Leading color
- Maybach Orange · #ECA33D
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 2
Oshkosh
United StatesHow the Oshkosh wordmark and its orange letter O became the badge of a Wisconsin maker of defense, fire and specialty trucks, and which vehicles define it.
- Leading color
- Orange · #E7830F
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Panhard
FranceFollow the Panhard logo from the PL monogram of Panhard et Levassor to the plain Panhard wordmark, and see who built the company and which cars made it famous.
- Leading color
- Gold · #BF9A5A
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 6
Simca
FranceFollow the Simca badge from its Fiat-licence emblems of the 1930s to the swallow shield and the Chrysler-era pentastar, and see who and what stood behind it.
- Leading color
- Simca Orange-Red · #E64002
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 5
Tucker
United StatesA look at the crest badge of the Tucker 48, what its elements show, what is documented about Preston Tucker's short-lived Chicago car company, and which Tucker models matter.
- Leading color
- Brushed gold · #AA956C
- Segment
- Vehicle maker
- Archived logo versions
- 1
Orange Car Logos: Analysis
Why brands choose this color
Orange is rare on vehicle badges, which makes it distinctive. It signals warmth and energy, and often marks a younger or more playful brand.
Where these brands come from
United States has the most brands on this list (6 of 15), followed by France (2) and China (1). In all, 9 countries are represented.
FAQ: Orange Car Logos
Which car brands lead with orange in their documented logo palette?
Abbott-Detroit, Aria, Aurus, Autobianchi, Cupra, Dartz, Exeed, Fisker, Ginetta and International, and 5 more in the table above.
How is this list compiled?
Brands are grouped by the first saturated color in the palette documented in their 'Logo Colors' section. Brands whose palette is only black, white and gray go to black or silver. The note is the color that decided the group.
Sources & methodology
Brands are grouped by the first saturated color in the palette documented in their 'Logo Colors' section. Brands whose palette is only black, white and gray go to black or silver. The note is the color that decided the group. Each brand page lists its own sources, and the logo images are an educational reference archive.
Maintained by Artsiom Dusau, a software engineer and BMW 4 Series owner. Editorial policy