Tesla changed its name and logo in 2017 to become simply Tesla instead of Tesla Motors. This was intended to reflect a broader focus on technology rather than only cars.

Both logos were designed by RO-Studio, a design firm based in New Jersey. Compared to those of Tesla and SpaceX, the logo of Musk’s third major venture is relatively straightforward.

Tesla filed the name and logo for Cybertruck (and CYBRTRK) with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Why that matters: Just because that means it's likely the actual name of the truck to be ...

MORE: Tesla Finally Gets Tesla.com Domain; Could Name Change Follow? (Feb 2016) Both logos were designed by RO-Studio, a design firm based in New Jersey. Compared to those of Tesla and SpaceX, the ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has started calling the company’s upcoming electric pickup the Cybertruck, and it looks like that will be the official name when it is unveiled on Nov. 21.

Tesla is planning a 3-for-1 stock split, ... Some Tesla fans and owners are suggesting that the new name and logo mean some sort of Cybertruck announcement is coming. However, ...

There’s an interesting story behind the name of the Tesla Model 3. Those who have been following the company for a while might know that it was originally supposed to be called ‘Model E’.

Tesla filed the application with the US Patent and Trademark Office, and although the Tesla name and logo are nothing new, the category is different. Electrek first reported the application Tuesday.

Oh -- and Tesla shared one more detail about the vehicle on Friday in addition to the car's official logo. Model 3 will, indeed, have mirrors. Daniel Sparks owns shares of Tesla Motors.

Tesla has the same name as an existing company (see our Tesla logo history), the Cybertruck sounds like a generic vehicle from a 90s sci-fi movie, Optimus is named after a Transformer and X is ...

Spelling out the Tesla name would be a great option — the Tesla logo font has an angular, minimal look that’s a perfect complement to the Cybertruck’s overall design.