
Alpina Logo
Meaning, history & PNG download
Last updated March 2026
Ever heard of Alpina? If not, buckle up! These aren't just tuned BMWs; they're handcrafted masterpieces that take Bavaria's finest and elevate them to an entirely new level of bespoke performance and luxury. Think understated aggression, supreme comfort, and an intoxicating drive that’s uniquely Alpina. They’ve been perfecting this magic for decades, creating cars that feel special from the moment you settle into the custom interior. It's the kind of ride that devours autobahn miles with ease, yet carves through country roads with astonishing precision. Alpina isn't about chasing raw lap times as much as it is about creating the ultimate driving experience for the discerning enthusiast who appreciates power, poise, and unparalleled exclusivity. It's a true hidden gem for those in the know, delivering something more refined, more unique than a standard M car.
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Logo Evolution Timeline
Explore 1 logos from Alpina's history
About the Alpina Logo
Burkard Bovensiepen founded the company on 1 January 1965, initially in Kaufbeuren in Bavaria, after a Weber dual-carburettor conversion he developed for the BMW 1500 drew praise from the factory. The venture began in a building belonging to his family's Alpina typewriter business and moved to its long-time home in Buchloe by 1970.
01Alpina Logo Meaning & Symbolism
The crest is split between two emblems that defined Alpina's early work: a Weber twin-carburettor on one side and a crankshaft on the other, both components the firm reworked to draw more power from BMW engines. The ALPINA wordmark sits above, with the badge using the marque's blue and red.
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02Alpina Logo Evolution
The Alpina logo has evolved 1 times throughout its history, with the current design introduced in 1920. Each iteration has preserved the brand's core identity while adapting to modern design trends.
03Download Alpina Logo
You can download the official Alpina logo in high resolution using the button below. The Alpina emblem is available for editorial and reference purposes.
