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Home›Tech Advice›Kia finally ditches its chintzy logo with total rebrand

Kia finally ditches its chintzy logo with total rebrand

By Matthew Lynch
July 13, 2023
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In a world where brand image often dictates a company’s success, Kia Motors has made a bold step forward by ditching its old chintzy logo and undergoing a total rebrand. The South Korean automaker unveiled its fresh new look and branding in early 2021, showcasing a modern and sophisticated design that is poised to elevate the brand’s market position and consumer perception.

The new Kia logo is a significant departure from the previous design, which featured simplistic, blocky lettering encased within an oval. The updated logo now displays sleek and stylized letters, with smooth curves connecting each character in an almost continuous fashion. By transforming its visual identity, Kia aims to reflect its brand values of innovation, quality, and design excellence, while also signaling its commitment to becoming a leader in the global automotive industry.

The rebrand announcement comes as no surprise, as Kia revealed its “Plan S” strategy in 2020 with the goal of focusing on electric vehicles (EVs) alongside agile and purpose-built offerings. Under this ambitious plan, the company aims to roll out seven new EV models by 2027 while also branching into various forms of mobility solutions that cater to diverse customer needs.

Kia previously declared its aspirations to become one of the top global manufacturers of EVs and envisioned having 25% of their sales volume come from electric models by 2029. The shift towards battery-powered vehicles symbolizes how the rebrand is much more than just cosmetic – it underpins an extensive transformation that will span technology, product lineup, and customer experience.

As part of the total rebrand effort, Kia has dropped “Motors” from its name and will now be identified solely as “Kia.” This change denotes the company’s evolution beyond traditional vehicle manufacturing towards more advanced mobility options and establishes it as a major player in the rapidly changing world of transportation.

The revitalized brand image also comes with a new slogan, “Movement that Inspires,” which effectively replaces the previous tagline of “The Power to Surprise.” This catchphrase reinforces Kia’s commitment to providing customers with innovative, environmentally friendly transportation options that resonate with modern values and lifestyles.

In conclusion, Kia’s bold decision to ditch its old logo and embrace a total rebrand signals a new era for the company as it pivots towards embracing innovation, supporting clean energy technologies, and delivering inspiring experiences to customers worldwide. Time will tell if this rebrand strategy pays off, but for now, it holds the potential to position Kia as a formidable force within the competitive global automotive market.

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