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The current BELGEE logo of the Belarusian automotive brand is built around a shield-shaped emblem with a wide outline and a pointed lower section. This shape echoes the Geely logo, highlighting the brand’s connection to its manufacturing history. Inside are the letters “B” and “G” in a dense slanted style. The letter “B” has a break in its upper part, where the upper vertical stroke extends to the left, while the letters partially overlap and are separated by a contour cutout shaped like the letter “B”. The logo is used in vertical and horizontal layouts: in the vertical version, the emblem is placed above the BELGEE name, and in the horizontal version, to its left. The name is set in a heavy sans-serif typeface with rounded corners and cut terminals. The logo is used in black or white depending on the background.

BELGEE is a Belarusian automotive brand developed by CJSC BELGEE. The company’s history is directly tied to Geely: it was created as a Belarusian-Chinese automaker and initially produced Geely vehicles. In 2023, CJSC BELGEE, together with GIAC, decided to create its own BELGEE brand. After that, the company began developing a separate BELGEE lineup while retaining ties to Geely in its production base, model history, and vehicle architectures. Today, CJSC BELGEE manufactures BELGEE and Geely vehicles in Belarus, and the BELGEE range already includes the X50, X70, S50, and X80 PHEV.

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