Key facts
- Founded
- 2006
- Founded by
- Ercan Malkoç
- Country
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Turkey - Headquarters
- Ankara, Turkey
- Famous models
- Zafer
- Website
- www.etox.com.tr
The Etox logo is a dark rounded shield with a chrome rim and stacked horizontal bars inside it, above the word ETOX in wide chrome letters. Etox is a Turkish maker of sports cars based in Ankara.
Etox Logo
The Etox emblem is a rounded shield, black in the middle and edged in silver, with horizontal bars that read as a stylised letter E. Under it the name is set in wide capitals, and the Etox badge and wordmark share the same brushed silver finish. The Etox symbol is shown here on a gradient background that runs from dark red at the top to orange at the bottom. This suits a sports car brand and gives the chrome parts a strong contrast. It is the Etox car logo of the company’s sports cars. This page offers the Etox logo PNG with a transparent background.
Etox Logo History
The Etox logo history has a single stage: the chrome shield with the ETOX wordmark below it is the only mark of the brand.
Etox History
Etox was founded in 2006 by Ercan Malkoç and is based in Ankara, Turkey. It was the first Turkish automobile manufacturer dedicated exclusively to building sports cars.
Its first model, the Etox Zafer, is the second Turkish sports car after the Anadol STC-16, which was produced from 1973 to 1975.
Etox Logo PNG and Colors
The download button at the top of this page saves the current Etox logo as a PNG file, 342 × 231 pixels, the design in use since 2006.
| Colors | Red |
|---|---|
| Logo versions | One, since 2006 |
| Current logo | Since 2006 |
| File | PNG, 342 × 231 px |
Frequently asked questions
Who founded Etox?
Etox was founded in 2006 by Ercan Malkoç.
What country is Etox from?
Etox is a Turkish car brand, headquartered in Ankara, Turkey.
Did Etox change its logo?
No. Etox has used one logo: Chrome shield emblem with wordmark (2006–present).
What color is the Etox logo?
The current Etox logo is red.
What cars does Etox make?
Well-known Etox models include the Zafer.
