Renault is the latest to join the bunch, overhauling its existing 3D diamond – which dates back to 1992 – in favour of a geometric symbol that’s somewhat reminiscent of the much-loved Woolmark logo ...

Renault has confirmed the new version of its long-running diamond logo first ... for two-dimensional logos, which have become popular because they display better than 3D designs in digital form.

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While I don't hate it, it's just a 3D version of the 70s diamond logo. Though I'm glad it's the original colors and not the multicolor version they used in 90s before the movie logo," they wrote.