1. Hyundai: Hyundai was founded in 1947 as a Korean automobile brand. It mainly produces SUVs and ordinary family cars with a displacement of 1.6~2.7L.
Hyundai Motor Company's logo is an oval with an oblique letter H. The oval represents the earth, which means that Hyundai Motor uses the whole world as its stage to conduct global business management. The oblique letter H is the first letter of Hyundai Motor Company's English name HYUNDAI. It is also a visual artistic expression of two people shaking hands, representing the mutual trust and support between Hyundai Motor Company and its customers! The oval not only represents the car steering wheel, but also can be seen as the earth. The combination of the two means that modern cars are all over the world.
2. Kia: Kia, the Kia Motors Group, is the earliest automobile manufacturer in South Korea. In 2000, it merged with Hyundai Group to form Hyundai-Kia Motors Group. Hyundai-Kia Motors Group is the world's fifth-largest automobile manufacturer by production volume.
The name Kia comes from Chinese, "qi" means "qi" and "ya" means in Asia. Therefore, the meaning of Kia is "from the East" or "from Asia". The name originates from Chinese and represents the rise of Asia, which reflects Kia’s ambition to rise in Asia and go global.
3. Ssangyong: SSANG YONG Motor Company is a subsidiary of South Korea's Ssangyong Group. It is a famous manufacturer that mainly manufactures four-wheel drive vehicles, as well as large buses, special vehicles, automobile engines and spare parts. Automobile manufacturing company. ? Its predecessor was East Asia Motor Company founded in 1954. It was merged into Ssangyong Group in October 1986 and renamed Ssangyong Motor Company in March 1988.
Ssangyong Motors, represented by Rhino brand four-wheel drive jeeps and Crando brand family jeeps, has been exported to more than 60 countries and regions in Europe, Asia, Central and South America and Africa. Ssangyong Motors started by specializing in the production of four-wheel-drive off-road vehicles and special vehicles. Later, it entered into a joint venture with the German Mercedes-Benz Automobile Company, introduced advanced technology, and developed into a comprehensive automobile manufacturing enterprise.
4. Renault Samsung Motors: Renault Samsung Motors (?; Renault Samsung Motors) is a South Korean automobile manufacturer. It is headquartered in Penglai-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul. It also has a production plant in Gangseo-gu, Busan, a design center and The research institute is located in Yongin City, Gyeonggi Province. The current representative chairman is French woman Jean Marie Hurtiger. Renault Samsung Motors is a member of the Korea Automobile Manufacturers Association.
5. Daewoo: Daewoo is an automobile company founded by Kim Woo-jung in 1967. It is the backbone of South Korea's Daewoo Group and uses the Daewoo trademark shaped like an earth and a flower.
The "Daewoo" trademark extends infinitely into the future like a large "artery" on a highway, expressing Daewoo's future and development will. The oval shape represents the world and the universe; the upward-expanding flower shape reflects the creativity and challenging spirit of the Daewoo family; the five blue solid stripes and six white stripes in the middle represent Daewoo's unlimited development potential in many fields; blue It represents youth and liveliness, while white represents sacrifice.
The overall trademark reflects the wisdom of the Daewoo family, the entrepreneurial spirit of creation, challenge and sacrifice, and shows the "Confucian" style of the Daewoo Group.