Ferrari SpA (Ferrari) has lost a trademark dispute against local energy drink brand Sunrise-Mark Sdn Bhd after the High Court ...

1931. In 1931, the Ferrari horse logo debuted in its first official form. At the time, it was shown on a thin shield. Several versions of the old logo with more curved shield shapes were used before ...

PETALING JAYA: Italian luxury sports car manufacturer Ferrari, known for its Formula 1 success and prancing horse emblem, has lost a court battle over a trademark dispute with a local energy drink ...

Italian automaker Ferrari is finally setting the record straight on its famous prancing pony logo. The company recently released a video that chronicles the logo's evolution throughout history ...

In some people's view, Ferrari's new logo resembles even more the Marlboro logo, as it features a more angular shape. However, no concerns were expressed over this matter until now.

Origin of the Ferrari Logo. The Ferrari Cavallino Rampante, or Prancing Horse, has been traced to origins as ancient as 1692, when a similar design was found on the regimental banner of the Royal ...

The logo was created for the 75 years that have passed since Enzo Ferrari opened a small factory in Maranello back in 1947. It includes the number 75 alongside the prancing horse and the 1947-2022 ...

Ferrari will run its original prancing horse emblem on its Formula One cars at this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix to mark 90 years since it first appeared on a racing car.

Perhaps this explains why Ferrari felt it was important to design a new logo ahead of 2022, when Italy’s scarlet car manufacturer celebrates its 75th anniversary.

According to Ferrari, Papà Enzo took the logo from an image of a red horse painted on the fuselage of Count Francesco Baracca, an ace pilot in the Italian air force and a World War I hero ...

However, it wasn't until 1932 before the famous prancing horse logo would first appear on a motor vehicle. And it wasn't even a Ferrari, but an Alfa Romeo 8C Monza used by the Scuderia Ferrari ...