Renault Samsung began as Samsung Motors in South Korea in 1994 and introduced its first production car, the SM5, in 1998. After Renault acquired a controlling stake in 2000, the company adopted the Renault Samsung Motors name while retaining a distinct Korean-market emblem rather than using the Renault diamond.
The Renault Samsung badge was known for its oval, metallic form with a central swirling motif, visually separating the marque from Renault while linking it to Samsung's established domestic recognition. In 2022, the company changed its corporate and brand identity to Renault Korea Motors, marking the end of Renault Samsung as the active consumer brand.
First color in the reference palette
Motomarks records #1428A0 as the primary Renault Samsung reference color, with any alternate swatches listed in the color reference and API response.