A new wordmark integrates the accent
The company-name component of Škoda’s updated identity places greater emphasis on clear geometric lettering.
Source: Wikimedia Commons artwork record: Škoda Auto 2022 text logo.svg
Brand at a glance
Explore Škoda’s 2022 wordmark and how its integrated accent and green color support a renewed automotive identity.
The company-name component of Škoda’s updated identity places greater emphasis on clear geometric lettering.
Source: Wikimedia Commons artwork record: Škoda Auto 2022 text logo.svg
Škoda introduced a renewed corporate identity in 2022 as part of its broader brand strategy. The company’s subsequent rollout material distinguishes the new lettering from both two-dimensional and three-dimensional versions of the winged-arrow badge. These elements belong to the same system but are not interchangeable drawings.
The new wordmark treats the accent above the S as part of the letter’s structure. That detail keeps a recognizable feature of the Czech name while simplifying its silhouette. Open spaces and consistent stroke weights help the letters read across wide vehicle surfaces and smaller digital placements.
The artwork shown here documents the 2022 lettering. Its dark green color and geometric construction differ from the metallic circular badge familiar from earlier vehicles. The older badge is part of the context, but this entry does not use the new nameplate as a substitute image for a historical winged-arrow emblem.
Compare this identity with Volkswagen and Toyota.
Company reference. Individual artwork records are linked below each image. Undated entries are labeled explicitly; this is a documented selection, not a claim to reproduce every historical variant.