Pegaso

Pegaso was the commercial vehicle and sports car marque created by Spanish state-owned manufacturer ENASA in 1946. The brand used a stylized winged horse (Pegasus) as its emblem, a classical mythological symbol chosen to communicate speed, power and engineering excellence. That winged-horse motif appeared consistently on radiator badges, grille emblems and marketing materials for both trucks and the marque's limited-production sports cars (notably the Z-102), becoming an iconic visual identifier of Spanish automotive engineering in the mid-20th century. Over time the emblem was rendered in several stylized forms—from detailed classical depictions to simplified, geometric silhouettes—while remaining recognizably Pegaso.