Mitsubishi was founded by Yataro Iwasaki  in 1870s as a shipping company. After the Second World War, the company ventured in auto manufacturing. Its first product is the low-cost 3-wheel mini trucks to meet the demand from the rebuilding Japanese society. In 1970, the automotive division formally split from its group and became Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC).

The company prospered in the following years. Many of its popular car  models include Space Wagon, Pajero, Starion, Eclipse and Lancer Evo. It was also renowned for high-tech features. Powerful turbo charged engines and a lot more. Other car models are produced each year and were patronized by many like the movie star Jackie Chan.

Mitsubishi logo is as popular like other giant car logos in the market. The Mitsubishi word suggests the appearance of its logo. “Mitsubishi” is a combination of two words “Mitsu” which means three and “hishi” (comes from “bishi”) which is used to denote a diamond shape. Altogether, the word means three diamonds, which are clearly depicted in the Mitsubishi logo. Aside from its historical roots like other car logos have, the company logo had more to tell in terms of symbolism used.

Mitsubishi logo takes the shape of a rhombus or three equally shaped diamonds that signifies integrity, reliability and trust. The red color in the Mitsubishi logo, besides other features, seems to promise an exciting and thrilling driving experience to the Mitsubishi car lovers without sacrificing any convenience it offers. The Mitsubishi logo is very famous because of its growth as a strong global player, and is recognized by almost every car aficionado worldwide than other car logos.