Maserati

Maserati's logo is centered on the trident, a symbol inspired by the statue of Neptune in Bologna's Piazza Maggiore sculpted by Giambologna; the trident was chosen in 1920 by co-founder Mario Maserati and first used on the company’s badges in the 1920s. The emblem historically pairs the trident with a shield and the brand's name, often displayed in blue and red — colors that reference Bologna (red) and the Maserati family/Modena (blue). Over the decades the trident mark has been simplified and modernized for use on grilles, wheels and corporate materials while retaining its nautical, sculptural origins and strong link to the brand's founding city and heritage.