McLaren changed its logo only last week, and now another automaker is freshening up its corporate identity. Stellantis brand Vauxhall has revealed a new, more streamlined version of its Griffin emblem as it prepares for the next chapter of its design language and an increasingly electrified lineup. The updated badge will debut on the STX Concept at the 2026 Paris Motor Show before appearing on a next-generation production model next year.
As you can easily tell, the changes aren't exactly revolutionary, but they're immediately noticeable. The Griffin remains, but Vauxhall has given it a sharper, more angular look and, in a surprising twist, removed the flag for the first time. The simpler design is intended to work better with the company's illuminated Vizor grille, which has become a defining feature of the lineup since 2021. The new badge should look considerably cleaner when it's glowing from the middle of that Vizor face, as Vauxhall is one of many carmakers that light up their logos nowadays.
