Chevrolet Font

What font is used in the Chevrolet logo?

I did a lot of research to find the font used in the Chevrolet logo. I didn’t find the exact font used in the logo. Most likely, this font has been personalized.

However, I have found a font that is free and very similar to the font used in this logo. The font is “Prototype” and was designed by Justin Callaghan. You can use this font in your personal projects. Click on the button below to easily download it

The Chevrolet logo font, known as bootie or cross, is a symbol of a classic design. This three-dimensional emblem with a different design has a beautiful glow. Wordmark has steel and fighting style, and if you pay attention, the ‘E’ letters are linked to their next letter and don’t have sharp edges. This logo font is used for many military brands, watchmaking, luxury, and racing sports competitions and classes.

About Chevrolet

The name of the company’s cars is the name of a successful Swiss driver; Louis Chevrolet has been taken. Born in 1878 in France, he later worked for a Morse company and then moved with his brothers, Arthur and Gaston, to Canada.

He then entered the United States. In New York City, Louis was able to work on cars and trucks at the William Walter plant. He then started working in several factories and was able to present himself as one of the best drivers in the competition, which led to the attention of William C. Durant, the founder of General Motors, is attracted to him and Durant hires him as General Motors’ driver.

Louis Chevrolet and William Durant designed a new car in the style of French cars and named it Chevrolet. In 1911, a classic, six-cylinder model was introduced to the US market.