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Chrysler

Founded
1925
Country
United States
Headquarters
Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA
Founder
Walter Chrysler
Parent company
Stellantis
Category
Mass-market
Website

Chrysler logo

Chrysler’s winged logo is inspired by the Roman god Mercury, standing for speed and agility. It reflects luxury, innovation, and the brand’s rich American automotive heritage.

Chrysler History

A pillar of Detroit's 'Big Three', Chrysler helped invent the minivan and now sits within Stellantis.

Chrysler logo history & evolution

  1. Chrysler logo, 1924

    1924

  2. Chrysler logo, 1928

    1928

  3. Chrysler logo, 1930

    1930

  4. Chrysler logo, 1936

    1936

  5. Chrysler logo, 1955

    1955

  6. Chrysler logo, 1962

    1962

  7. Chrysler logo, 1993

    1993

  8. Chrysler logo, 1998

    1998

  9. Chrysler logo, 2008

    2008

  10. Chrysler logo, 2009

    2009

Chrysler Frequently asked questions

What is Chrysler?

Chrysler is a car brand from United States and founded in 1925, operating under Stellantis. The brand is positioned in the Mass-market segment.

What country is Chrysler from?

Chrysler is a car brand from United States.

When was Chrysler founded?

Chrysler was founded in 1925.

Who owns Chrysler?

Chrysler is part of Stellantis.

What does the Chrysler logo mean?

Chrysler’s winged logo is inspired by the Roman god Mercury, standing for speed and agility.

Has the Chrysler logo changed over time?

Yes. This page documents 10 versions of the Chrysler logo, dating from 2009 to 1924.

What type of cars does Chrysler make?

Chrysler is positioned in the Mass-market segment.

Can I download the Chrysler logo?

Yes. This page offers high-resolution Chrysler logo images (PNG/WebP) for download, along with 10 historical logo versions. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Trademark notice

All brand names and logos are the property of their respective owners. Logo history and historical imagery are compiled from publicly available information on the internet and official brand sources. This page is provided for informational and reference purposes only.

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