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New vs. Old: Which Baojun Logo Do You Like Better?

GM’s Chinese Baojun brand recently introduced an all-new logo that it calls “Diamond Standard”. The new emblem features a unique geometric pattern that resembles a cut diamond. But the new badge won’t make its way to all Baojun models. Instead, it will only be applied to the brand’s flagship offerings, starting with the Baojun RS-5. Meanwhile, the current logo, called “industrialized horse”, will continue to adorn all other Baojun vehicles.

2019 Baojun RS-5 exterior China 001

The new Baojun RS-5 proudly wears the new Diamond Standard logo

2019 Baojun RS-5 exterior China 002

2019 Baojun RS-5 rear end

Using the new logo on range-topping models will enable Baojun to differentiate between offerings in its own lineup. The young Chinese brand expressed the essence behind the new Diamond Standard logo by saying the new badge still remains true to the original logo, while at the same time incorporating new, modern graphical elements derived from fashion and art, adding that the shape and light reflections of the new Diamond Standard logo exude brilliant visual tension that translates to greater refinement and modernity.

What’s more, SAIC-GM-Wuling says that the Diamond Standard logo falls in line with aesthetics demanded by younger car buyers in China, while expressing the brand’s four fundamental values: “open, creative, free and believe.”

New Baojun logo introduced in 2019

New Baojun logo introduced in 2019

2011 Baojun Logo

Original Baojun logo introduced in 2011

As we mentioned above, the new Baojun RS-5 SUV will be the first model to wear the brand-new Diamond Standard badge. Set to go on sale in the first quarter of this year, the new compact crossover is equipped with a Level 2 autonomous driving system, making it the most affordable model in China equipped with the technology.

So, which logo do you prefer – the original horse or the new diamond? Vote in our poll below and share your opinion in the comments.

About Baojun

Baojun initially launched in 2011 as the second automotive brand of the SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture. It has since risen to become one of the fastest-growing domestic car brands in China, accumulating nearly 4 million vehicle sales in just eight years.

Stay tuned to GM Authority for the latest Baojun news.

Michelle Marus is an automotive enthusiast with a passion for writing that has turned into a career involving both interests.

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  1. Old one x100, there’s an anthropormorphic trait to it, the new one is cold and sterile.

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