Hawkins Motor Group and Griffin Mill Garages have become the first Nissan franchisees to adopt the Japanese car manufacturer’s new corporate identity at its dealerships.
Cornwall-based Hawkins and Pontypridd’s Griffin Mill Garages have erected signage featuring the brand’s new logo at sites at Penryn and Pontypridd.
Hawkins Motor Group joined the Nissan franchise when it acquired the newly-upgraded Town & Country Nissan dealership back in February.
Nissan said that the two-dimensional design of Nissan’s new logo signifies the carmaker’s continuous evolution towards becoming an innovative mobility brand of the future.
Its logo redesign mirrors 2D designs also adopted by BMW, Toyota/Lexus, VW, Vauxhall and Renault in recent months.
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