Pacific Automotive Network’s car logo with a V shaped like a pair of wings is the Chevrolet Corvette, which is an American national treasure supercar and is also the most high-end supercar brand owned by General Motors. The traditional Corvette logo is two flags nested crosswise within an oval.

Corvette particularly embodies the American pursuit of super sports cars: wild atmosphere, informality, manic V8 engine, Corvette (CORVETTE) is the trademark of a high-end sports car produced by the Chevrolet Department of General Motors of the United States. , it followed the name of a British gunboat in the 17th century, and was intended to challenge the popular British sports cars at that time.

The black and white flag indicates that the car is a sports car participating in the road car competition; the bow tie trademark on the red flag indicates that the car is manufactured by the Chevrolet Division, and the trophy on the flag and The flowers represent the cheers after winning the championship and the commemoration of success; the "CORVETTE" at the top represents the name; the year "1953" at the bottom left represents the birth year of the "Corvette" car (the latest logo is the two flags that meet at the bottom, "CORVETTE" below). Since the day "Corvette" was born, it has been selling well all over the world for its extraordinary charm and unique style. It is a representative of American automotive engineering art.

In the mid-1980s, in order to highlight the two flags on the Corvette trademark, the words and outer circles were removed, and what emerged was a simple and bright new "Corvette" trademark. The new logo is characterized by a carefully designed cross-flag style, which is very similar to the previous Chevrolet LOGO, but has been improved with innovative design. At the same time, it also reflects the new design of the new C7. Change.

According to Ed Welburn, GM’s global design director, the new LOGO, of course, also refers to the design of the new Chevrolet C7, which will be more stylish, more technological and more focused on details.