General Motors Readies For a Zero-Emissions Future With New GM Logo: Changing its iconic logo from the '60s. ... The rounded edges and lower-case font create a more modern, ...

Everyone, meet the new General Motors logo. America's largest automaker decided it was time for a fresh look as it eyes a radically different future for its business -- a business that revolves ...

Over the last week we’ve seen a rash of rebranding efforts by major companies such as Burger King and Pfizer.Now, General Motors announced it too had a New Year makeover, unveiling a new logo ...

General Motors unveiled a new logo Friday that the company says symbolizes its shift toward electric vehicles. ... Even the font was created in-house, the company said.

General Motors has unveiled a new corporate logo. The new GM logo incorporates lowercase script with the “m” underlined, surrounded by a square border with rounded edges. The new logo is ...

General Motors announced in November that it's speeding up its plan toward electrification and is now aiming to have 30 electric vehicles on the market by 2025. For the first time in a decade ...

"At every step we wanted to be intentional and deliberate because this logo signifies creative and innovative thinking across the global General Motors family.” Contact Jamie L. LaReau: 313-222 ...

General Motors unveiled its new logo on Friday, and the change was met with criticism. "Did they dig this out of a trash can from 1995? The hell?" one Facebook user said about the new logo. The ...

General Motors is making the biggest change to its corporate logo in 56 years as part of a broader marketing effort meant to highlight its aggressive electric vehicle push.

SAIC-GM, General Motors’ main joint venture in China, just introduced its new logo to communicate the company's ambitious strategic vision.

General Motors is changing its corporate logo and launching an electric vehicle marketing campaign to reshape its image as clean vehicle company, rather than a builder of gas-powered pickups and SUVs.

General Motors is dropping the GM logo on its cars and trucks. The badge is a small silver square with "GM" embossed on it. It's usually on the lower edge of the front fenders.