
The logo of Peterbilt features the company name in white italic script set against a bold red oval background, outlined by a thin white border for a crisp, memorable appearance. This version of the emblem has been used since 1953 and remains a signature mark of the brand to this day.
Peterbilt is an American manufacturer of heavy- and medium-duty trucks founded in 1939 by T.A. Peterman after acquiring Fageol. Since 1958, it has been a division of PACCAR, maintaining a distinct identity apart from its sister company Kenworth. Headquartered in Denton, Texas, with additional plants in Canada and Mexico, the company is known for reliability and customization. Recently, it introduced electric models 579EV, 520EV, and 220EV, reflecting a shift toward innovation and sustainability.





