Toyota introduces new brand design

July 21, 2020
Toyota introduces new brand design
Share:

Toyota has launched a new brand design with a reworked version of the brand logo and typography that signals a new era as it continues to work relentlessly towards a better future for all.

 

The new visual identity is driven by simplification. With a clear, coherent visual identity it allows Toyota to demonstrate its progressive, innovative thinking, and highlights its premium quality while being accessible to everyone. This new brand identity is also mobile-ready and optimised for a digital audience.

 

Toyota says its new brand logo distils its emblem to a simple 2-D design, losing the Toyota wordmark, as the emblem itself is well-known across Ireland and Europe. The design communicates simplicity, transparency and modernity. It will be gradually applied across all communications, while the current logo will still be used for the vehicles.

 

The new visual identity comes with a new bespoke typography which marks a step-up in digital readiness as Toyota expands its online offerings with the recently launched Virtual Showroom across the Toyota Ireland and dealer websites.

 

Steve Tormey, Toyota Ireland Chief Executive said, “At Toyota, we are extremely proud of our innovation heritage and have been the leaders in the move towards electrified motoring, through the development of self-charging hybrid electric technology, for over 20 years.  This rebrand is very much representative of the Kaizen principles of constant improvement that are an essential part of our DNA. Our new logo and brand aesthetic will serve to connect better with our customers across all our communications touchpoints, and signal a new era for Toyota as we move closer towards fulfilling our mission to create a better future for generations to come and deliver upon our Built for A Better World brand promise.”

PREVIOUS ARTICLE
MEYLE offers versatile control arm for Range Rover models  
NEXT ARTICLE
Max Coates claims eSeries Real World Driver Champion title

More from GARAGE WORKSHOP

Climb4Cancer holds 10 year anniversary climb at Carrauntoohil

Climb4Cancer holds 10 year anniversary climb at Carrauntoohil

icon On Saturday the 10th May a gro...
febi adds 370 new articles in May 

febi adds 370 new articles in May 

icon Striving to ensure its range r...
Are car park canopies the future for solar power generation?

Are car park canopies the future for solar power generation?

icon The UK government has called a...
Are illegal headlight bulbs causing glare?

Are illegal headlight bulbs causing glare?

icon Headlight glare has been a hot...
Could Trump’s anti EV stance kill the US car industry?

Could Trump’s anti EV stance kill the US car industry?

icon While tariffs continue to be t...
At Your Factor Parts for Fiesta 2017-23

At Your Factor Parts for Fiesta 2017-23

icon With Fiestas in demand, indepe...

More from AUTOBIZ