Suzuki Font
What font is used in the Suzuki logo?
“Neue Helvetica Pro 93 Extended Black” is the font used in the Suzuki logo. This font is designed by Max Miedinger, Edouard Hoffmann and published by Linotype. You can purchase this font from the link below.
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Suzuki font logo is well known for its beautiful and geometric design. In this logo font, the logo is in scarlet red color and a broken style that resemble rich Japanese culture and history. The letter ‘S’ is similar to the Japanese alphabet and tradition. The font used for the brand name is very knowledgeable and practical. It is used in many car brands, home appliances, and construction factories.
About Suzuki
In 1909–1988, Michio Suzuki set up the Suzuki Textile Factory in the small coastal village of Hamamatsu. The plant was an indescribable success, as Suzuki produced knitted textiles for Japan’s major silk industries.
In 1929, Michio Suzuki invented a new fabric the weaving machine, which was also exported to foreign countries.
Despite its success in the textile industry, Suzuki has tried to change the use of its factory due to its high enthusiasm and interest in various products. After a lot of research on other products and the needs of the people at that time, he concluded that the production of small cars could be the best and most practical thing to do.
Suzuki is now the world’s ninth-largest carmaker in terms of production volume, with more than 45,000 employees worldwide, 35 large factories in 23 countries and 133 car distribution centers in 192 countries, with annual revenues of $ 26 billion.
