Why Does Citroen Have 2 Logos?

It's a symbol of success for its founder! When André Citroën began manufacturing automobiles in 1919, he naturally chose this double chevron, which had led to his success, as his logo.

Why do Citroen have two logos?

Speaking with AutoExpress, Vincent Besson, Citroen's head of products and markets, stated that "unlike other vehicle manufacturers, whose policy is to use their symbol in an identical way from one model to the next, we prefer to modify the chevrons so that they enhance the balance and harmony of the overall front-end ...

Did Citroen change their logo?

Citroën changed its logo in 2016, losing the shine of its two chevrons and the distinctive red colour of its name, leaving a flat, monochrome design.