The logo pattern of Rolls-Royce cars adopts two "R" overlapping together, symbolizing that you have me and I have you, which reflects the harmonious relationship between them. The famous symbol of flying goddess comes from a beautiful love story!
"Goddess of Flying" logo: This logo was designed by British painter and sculptor Charles Sykes. At the beginning of the 20th century, montague introduced Sikes to design a sculpture logo for Rolls-Royce.
Montague, who was married at that time, was madly in love with his secretary Thornton and begged Sikes to design a logo based on Thornton. Therefore, in Sikes' original design, the statue was a woman in a robe, with her finger on her lips, symbolizing the secret love affair between montague and Thornton. This love story has gone through many hardships. Thornton is a stripper, so they can't live together at all. After getting the understanding of his family and Montague's wife, they can finally be together. Unfortunately, Thornton was hit by a German mine on a boat trip and sank into the cold sea forever.
Later, their beautiful love story and slightly sad story were left on this logo. Luo Luo is also a good friend of Montague, and they were very moved when they learned about it. Later, they asked Sikes to change it into the image of hands stretching back like wings, which is today's "flying goddess". 19 1 1 year, officially became the logo of Rolls-Royce. Since then, Rolls-Royce's flying goddess symbol is a beautiful symbol of love!
"Double R" sign: It has been 65,438+000 years since Charles Stuart Rolls and Henry Royce shook hands for the first time. According to the agreement they signed in 1904, Mr. Rawls is responsible for manufacturing cars and Mr. Rawls is responsible for selling cars. Two years later, their companies formally merged and decided to produce "the best car in the world".
Prior to this, Rawls, an electrical engineer born in poverty, tried various methods. He started by refitting a second-hand Decauville, but the final result was disappointing. With the help of a few friends, he decided to make a car by himself. This car has many similarities with the French car: 1.8 liter twin-cylinder engine, three-speed gearbox and final torque gear gearbox. Mr. Rawls' efforts have aroused great concern of Mr. Rawls in the upper class of London. As the founder of the British Automobile Club and the agent of Panhard Company, he quickly reached an agreement with Mr. Rice, and the world's most famous double "R" logo was born.
BMW's brand Rolls-Royce was formally established in the UK on 1906. Rolls-Royce, as a "noble" automobile company, enjoys a worldwide reputation and is one of the three largest aero-engine manufacturers in the world. In 2003, Rolls-Royce Motor Company was merged into BMW Group.