Nigeria can hardly be called the center of the automotive industry. Nevertheless, several brands are in this state. Moreover, some of them even supply cars to neighboring countries.
Proforce
This manufacturer was founded in the 2000s. It specializes mainly in armored vehicles. So, the range includes combat vehicles and armored crossovers that can resist explosions and bullets.
Given the range’s specificity, the company’s logo is quite understandable. It uses a combination of gray and burgundy colors. The letter “O” is depicted in the form of a sight. This stylization looks very appropriate, given that the company produces armored vehicles.
The color scheme is chosen very successfully. The gray color looks calm and restrained, and burgundy, in a corporate style, is traditionally associated with solidity. Thus, through its emblem, the company demonstrates seriousness and responsibility. The stylized letter “O” in this format emphasizes the competitive advantages of Proforce cars.
Innosson Vehicles Manufacturing
The company was founded in 2007. Its specialization is the assembly of cars of Japanese and Chinese manufacturers for the local market. The headquarters are located in the city of Nnewi. The founder is Innosson Chukwuma Nwala.
The company’s model range is quite extensive. You can see cars, SUVs, and even scooters. The company has ensured that the target audience, with diverse needs and financial capabilities, can choose a car that suits them.
The company logo looks fresh, bright, and attractive. Inside the turquoise oval with a gradient fill is the company name’s abbreviation. It is in white serif font. High letters give the logo solidity. They also harmonize with the white frame inside the oval.
By the way, there is another version of this company’s logo. In it, the brand’s full name is used instead of abbreviations. However, it has a simpler font.
Izuogu Z-600
The development of the Izuogu Z-600 began in 1997. It was supposed to be a compact and comfortable car that Nigerians could drive in their daily lives. However, the production encountered several problems, after which it was stopped. Consequently, a logo for this car was never developed.
Several designs for this car existed at the sketch level. But they never left the prototype stage, though they became a page in the history of the Nigerian automobile industry.
Thus, Proforce and Innoson Vehicles Manufacturing are among the operating companies in the country today.