Brands whose car logos resemble a "T" include Tesla and Hyundai Coolpad. The Tesla logo is the abbreviation of the inventor Tesla's name, and is simple and stylized. The "T" represents the cross-section of the electric motor, the main part of the letter "T" represents part of the motor rotor, and the second line on top represents part of the peripheral stator.

At the same time, Tesla adheres to the corporate philosophy of "accelerating the global transition to sustainable energy" to provide every consumer with pure electric vehicles within their purchasing power.

The significance of the Hyundai Coolpad T logo

lies in the independent car logo designed by Hyundai Motor to highlight its class. In the Chinese market, Coolpad uses the Hyundai trademark (H logo). The Korean market is sold under the Tuscani trademark (T mark), but it reverts to the original H mark after entering the country. Coolpad's T mark and H mark are exactly the same in appearance. They are both derived from the third generation of Coolpad. The more different one is the T mark. The standard version is equipped with xenon headlights, but the H standard is not. Basically, the T logo seen in China is modified from the H standard.