The Panasonic logo is a clean and bold wordmark in large capital letters, with no additional graphic elements. It features no symbols or icons—only the brand name “Panasonic”. The design has remained virtually unchanged since 1971, preserving brand recognition and a strong visual identity.
Panasonic was founded in 1918 by Konosuke Matsushita under the name Matsushita Electric. The Panasonic brand began to be used in 1955 for export products and became the official corporate name in 2008. The name combines the Greek “pan” (all) and “sonic” (sound), emphasizing a focus on sound and technology. Today, Panasonic is a global manufacturer of electronics and home appliances, producing TVs, climate control systems, electric vehicle batteries, automation solutions, and industrial equipment. The company operates in over 100 countries and is managed by the Panasonic Holdings corporate structure, headquartered in Osaka, Japan.
