Flexis, the electric vehicle start-up backed by Renault Group, Volvo Group and CMA CGM, has unveiled its official emblem and visual identity as it continues progress towards production of its first light commercial vehicles in 2026.
The new emblem, which will feature on both the front and rear of the Flexis vehicle line-up, is designed to reflect the firm’s mission of enabling “city-positive logistics” – a concept that aims to make urban transport more efficient, cleaner and smarter through the integration of connected electric vehicles, digital services, drivers and logistics operators.
Philippe Divry, CEO of Flexis, said: “At Flexis, we are dedicated to revolutionising urban logistics by deeply understanding and addressing the unique needs of our customers in data, scalability, and fleet management.
“As the only OEM exclusively focused on this sector, our strategy is to leverage the full potential of electric and digital technologies to enable efficient, scalable, and sustainable solutions. Our emblem symbolises our mission and value proposition.”
Louis Morasse, chief designer at Flexis, added: “The design of the emblem goes beyond a simple logo – it embodies who we are and reflects our vision of ‘city-positive logistics’.
“We wanted a symbol that reflects the seamless integration between our vehicles, the cities they serve, and the daily experience of drivers.
“Our design approach focused on creating a visual signature that represents flexibility, adaptability, and the forward-thinking spirit of our electric fleet.”
The emblem is the first official design detail to be revealed, with further vehicle names and product features expected later in 2025.
Flexis, launched in 2024, has now signed 20 letters of intent with major logistics operators across Europe, including UK-based Milk & More.
Other signatories include Colis Privé, GLS France, DB Schenker, Buskow Logistics, and Hived. The company is also trialling its embedded B2B software and connected vehicle systems with selected customers, delivering early results in energy savings and operational optimisation.
