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Visual identity and sub-brands

Visual Identity

Web Design

Man wearing VR glasses

Analogue Automotive.

Singularly focused.
A brand identity and model sub-brands for Analogue Automotive, a West Sussex restomod builder reimagining the original Lotus Elise as a £350,000 single-seat rocket, and an off-road hooligan.
Analogue Automotive.

Overview

Analogue Automotive began as a specialist servicing Lotus Elises and Porsches. By 2024 it had launched its first restomod, the SuperSport, and it now builds a range of reimagined Series 1 Elises for drivers who want an unfiltered, mechanical driving experience.

We have worked with Analogue since 2018, starting with the original identity. As the business moved from servicing to building cars, the work grew with it: model marks, brochures, the website and film.

Man wearing a VR headset seated in an orange armchair in a bright office
Analogue Automotive.

The Challenge

In 2018, Analogue was a servicing specialist with dated branding. It needed an identity as considered as its work, and one that could grow with the business.
Close-up of the thumbsticks on a white game controller
Black device with a glowing red top standing on a white pedestal
VR Glasses

The VHPK raised the bar again: a single-seat Elise limited to 35 cars. Its branding had to hold its own among the most exclusive restomods in the world.

Row of white VR headsets lined up on a dark showroom table
Analogue Automotive.

The Solution

We designed a monogram of parallel strokes forming an ‘A’, with a restrained, heritage feel. When Analogue began building its own cars, we extended it into model marks for SuperSport, VHPK and Terra, and a brochure for each.
Electronic gadget

Brand identity Model marks Brochures Website Film

Electronic gadget
Minimalist Audio Device

Terra, the off-road Elise, shows how far the system stretches. The same monogram in gold on deep green takes the brand from track precision to something rougher and more playful.

analogueautomotive.co.uk
analogueautomotive.co.uk website
Woman using a VR headset in a kitchen, reaching out with one hand
Analogue Automotive logo
Analogue Automotive.

The Outcome

Eight years on, the identity has grown with Analogue rather than being replaced.
Man wearing VR glasses
Built to grow.

The 2018 monogram has carried Analogue from servicing specialist to car maker, with no rebrand needed.

A family of models.

SuperSport, VHPK and Terra each have their own mark and brochure, all clearly part of one brand.

One brand, every touchpoint.

The identity runs through the website, brochures and films, including Analogue's Goodwood Festival of Speed film.

We continue to work with Analogue across brand, print, web and film.

“One word. Awesome.”

Steffen Dobke, Owner, Analogue Automotive

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Visual identity and sub-brands

Visual Identity

Web Design

Man wearing VR glasses

Analogue Automotive.

Singularly focused.
A brand identity and model sub-brands for Analogue Automotive, a West Sussex restomod builder reimagining the original Lotus Elise as a £350,000 single-seat rocket, and an off-road hooligan.
Analogue Automotive.

Overview

Analogue Automotive began as a specialist servicing Lotus Elises and Porsches. By 2024 it had launched its first restomod, the SuperSport, and it now builds a range of reimagined Series 1 Elises for drivers who want an unfiltered, mechanical driving experience.

We have worked with Analogue since 2018, starting with the original identity. As the business moved from servicing to building cars, the work grew with it: model marks, brochures, the website and film.

Man wearing a VR headset seated in an orange armchair in a bright office
Analogue Automotive.

The Challenge

In 2018, Analogue was a servicing specialist with dated branding. It needed an identity as considered as its work, and one that could grow with the business.
Close-up of the thumbsticks on a white game controller
Black device with a glowing red top standing on a white pedestal
VR Glasses

The VHPK raised the bar again: a single-seat Elise limited to 35 cars. Its branding had to hold its own among the most exclusive restomods in the world.

Row of white VR headsets lined up on a dark showroom table
Analogue Automotive.

The Solution

We designed a monogram of parallel strokes forming an ‘A’, with a restrained, heritage feel. When Analogue began building its own cars, we extended it into model marks for SuperSport, VHPK and Terra, and a brochure for each.
Electronic gadget

Brand identity Model marks Brochures Website Film

Electronic gadget
Minimalist Audio Device

Terra, the off-road Elise, shows how far the system stretches. The same monogram in gold on deep green takes the brand from track precision to something rougher and more playful.

analogueautomotive.co.uk
analogueautomotive.co.uk website
Woman using a VR headset in a kitchen, reaching out with one hand
Analogue Automotive logo
Analogue Automotive.

The Outcome

Eight years on, the identity has grown with Analogue rather than being replaced.
Man wearing VR glasses
Built to grow.

The 2018 monogram has carried Analogue from servicing specialist to car maker, with no rebrand needed.

A family of models.

SuperSport, VHPK and Terra each have their own mark and brochure, all clearly part of one brand.

One brand, every touchpoint.

The identity runs through the website, brochures and films, including Analogue's Goodwood Festival of Speed film.

We continue to work with Analogue across brand, print, web and film.

“One word. Awesome.”

Steffen Dobke, Owner, Analogue Automotive

Next Project

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Singularly focused.

Visual identity and sub-brands

Visual Identity

Web Design

Man wearing VR glasses

Analogue Automotive.

Singularly focused.
A brand identity and model sub-brands for Analogue Automotive, a West Sussex restomod builder reimagining the original Lotus Elise as a £350,000 single-seat rocket, and an off-road hooligan.
Analogue Automotive.

Overview

Analogue Automotive began as a specialist servicing Lotus Elises and Porsches. By 2024 it had launched its first restomod, the SuperSport, and it now builds a range of reimagined Series 1 Elises for drivers who want an unfiltered, mechanical driving experience.

We have worked with Analogue since 2018, starting with the original identity. As the business moved from servicing to building cars, the work grew with it: model marks, brochures, the website and film.

Man wearing a VR headset seated in an orange armchair in a bright office
Analogue Automotive.

The Challenge

In 2018, Analogue was a servicing specialist with dated branding. It needed an identity as considered as its work, and one that could grow with the business.
Close-up of the thumbsticks on a white game controller
Black device with a glowing red top standing on a white pedestal
VR Glasses

The VHPK raised the bar again: a single-seat Elise limited to 35 cars. Its branding had to hold its own among the most exclusive restomods in the world.

Row of white VR headsets lined up on a dark showroom table
Analogue Automotive.

The Solution

We designed a monogram of parallel strokes forming an ‘A’, with a restrained, heritage feel. When Analogue began building its own cars, we extended it into model marks for SuperSport, VHPK and Terra, and a brochure for each.
Electronic gadget

Brand identity Model marks Brochures Website Film

Electronic gadget
Minimalist Audio Device

Terra, the off-road Elise, shows how far the system stretches. The same monogram in gold on deep green takes the brand from track precision to something rougher and more playful.

analogueautomotive.co.uk
analogueautomotive.co.uk website
Woman using a VR headset in a kitchen, reaching out with one hand
Analogue Automotive logo
Analogue Automotive.

The Outcome

Eight years on, the identity has grown with Analogue rather than being replaced.
Man wearing VR glasses
Built to grow.

The 2018 monogram has carried Analogue from servicing specialist to car maker, with no rebrand needed.

A family of models.

SuperSport, VHPK and Terra each have their own mark and brochure, all clearly part of one brand.

One brand, every touchpoint.

The identity runs through the website, brochures and films, including Analogue's Goodwood Festival of Speed film.

We continue to work with Analogue across brand, print, web and film.

“One word. Awesome.”

Steffen Dobke, Owner, Analogue Automotive

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Visual identity and sub-brands

Visual Identity

Web Design

Man wearing VR glasses

Analogue Automotive.

Singularly focused.
A brand identity and model sub-brands for Analogue Automotive, a West Sussex restomod builder reimagining the original Lotus Elise as a £350,000 single-seat rocket, and an off-road hooligan.
Analogue Automotive.

Overview

Analogue Automotive began as a specialist servicing Lotus Elises and Porsches. By 2024 it had launched its first restomod, the SuperSport, and it now builds a range of reimagined Series 1 Elises for drivers who want an unfiltered, mechanical driving experience.

We have worked with Analogue since 2018, starting with the original identity. As the business moved from servicing to building cars, the work grew with it: model marks, brochures, the website and film.

Man wearing a VR headset seated in an orange armchair in a bright office
Analogue Automotive.

The Challenge

In 2018, Analogue was a servicing specialist with dated branding. It needed an identity as considered as its work, and one that could grow with the business.
Close-up of the thumbsticks on a white game controller
Black device with a glowing red top standing on a white pedestal
VR Glasses

The VHPK raised the bar again: a single-seat Elise limited to 35 cars. Its branding had to hold its own among the most exclusive restomods in the world.

Row of white VR headsets lined up on a dark showroom table
Analogue Automotive.

The Solution

We designed a monogram of parallel strokes forming an ‘A’, with a restrained, heritage feel. When Analogue began building its own cars, we extended it into model marks for SuperSport, VHPK and Terra, and a brochure for each.
Electronic gadget

Brand identity Model marks Brochures Website Film

Electronic gadget
Minimalist Audio Device

Terra, the off-road Elise, shows how far the system stretches. The same monogram in gold on deep green takes the brand from track precision to something rougher and more playful.

analogueautomotive.co.uk
analogueautomotive.co.uk website
Woman using a VR headset in a kitchen, reaching out with one hand
Analogue Automotive logo
Analogue Automotive.

The Outcome

Eight years on, the identity has grown with Analogue rather than being replaced.
Man wearing VR glasses
Built to grow.

The 2018 monogram has carried Analogue from servicing specialist to car maker, with no rebrand needed.

A family of models.

SuperSport, VHPK and Terra each have their own mark and brochure, all clearly part of one brand.

One brand, every touchpoint.

The identity runs through the website, brochures and films, including Analogue's Goodwood Festival of Speed film.

We continue to work with Analogue across brand, print, web and film.

“One word. Awesome.”

Steffen Dobke, Owner, Analogue Automotive

Next Project

More Projects

Singularly focused.

Visual identity and sub-brands

Visual Identity

Web Design

Man wearing VR glasses

Analogue Automotive.

Singularly focused.
A brand identity and model sub-brands for Analogue Automotive, a West Sussex restomod builder reimagining the original Lotus Elise as a £350,000 single-seat rocket, and an off-road hooligan.
Analogue Automotive.

Overview

Analogue Automotive began as a specialist servicing Lotus Elises and Porsches. By 2024 it had launched its first restomod, the SuperSport, and it now builds a range of reimagined Series 1 Elises for drivers who want an unfiltered, mechanical driving experience.

We have worked with Analogue since 2018, starting with the original identity. As the business moved from servicing to building cars, the work grew with it: model marks, brochures, the website and film.

Man wearing a VR headset seated in an orange armchair in a bright office
Analogue Automotive.

The Challenge

In 2018, Analogue was a servicing specialist with dated branding. It needed an identity as considered as its work, and one that could grow with the business.
Close-up of the thumbsticks on a white game controller
Black device with a glowing red top standing on a white pedestal
VR Glasses

The VHPK raised the bar again: a single-seat Elise limited to 35 cars. Its branding had to hold its own among the most exclusive restomods in the world.

Row of white VR headsets lined up on a dark showroom table
Analogue Automotive.

The Solution

We designed a monogram of parallel strokes forming an ‘A’, with a restrained, heritage feel. When Analogue began building its own cars, we extended it into model marks for SuperSport, VHPK and Terra, and a brochure for each.
Electronic gadget

Brand identity Model marks Brochures Website Film

Electronic gadget
Minimalist Audio Device

Terra, the off-road Elise, shows how far the system stretches. The same monogram in gold on deep green takes the brand from track precision to something rougher and more playful.

analogueautomotive.co.uk
analogueautomotive.co.uk website
Woman using a VR headset in a kitchen, reaching out with one hand
Analogue Automotive logo
Analogue Automotive.

The Outcome

Eight years on, the identity has grown with Analogue rather than being replaced.
Man wearing VR glasses
Built to grow.

The 2018 monogram has carried Analogue from servicing specialist to car maker, with no rebrand needed.

A family of models.

SuperSport, VHPK and Terra each have their own mark and brochure, all clearly part of one brand.

One brand, every touchpoint.

The identity runs through the website, brochures and films, including Analogue's Goodwood Festival of Speed film.

We continue to work with Analogue across brand, print, web and film.

“One word. Awesome.”

Steffen Dobke, Owner, Analogue Automotive

Next Project

More Projects

Singularly focused.

Visual identity and sub-brands

Visual Identity

Web Design

Man wearing VR glasses

Analogue Automotive.

Singularly focused.
A brand identity and model sub-brands for Analogue Automotive, a West Sussex restomod builder reimagining the original Lotus Elise as a £350,000 single-seat rocket, and an off-road hooligan.
Analogue Automotive.

Overview

Analogue Automotive began as a specialist servicing Lotus Elises and Porsches. By 2024 it had launched its first restomod, the SuperSport, and it now builds a range of reimagined Series 1 Elises for drivers who want an unfiltered, mechanical driving experience.

We have worked with Analogue since 2018, starting with the original identity. As the business moved from servicing to building cars, the work grew with it: model marks, brochures, the website and film.

Man wearing a VR headset seated in an orange armchair in a bright office
Analogue Automotive.

The Challenge

In 2018, Analogue was a servicing specialist with dated branding. It needed an identity as considered as its work, and one that could grow with the business.
Close-up of the thumbsticks on a white game controller
Black device with a glowing red top standing on a white pedestal
VR Glasses

The VHPK raised the bar again: a single-seat Elise limited to 35 cars. Its branding had to hold its own among the most exclusive restomods in the world.

Row of white VR headsets lined up on a dark showroom table
Analogue Automotive.

The Solution

We designed a monogram of parallel strokes forming an ‘A’, with a restrained, heritage feel. When Analogue began building its own cars, we extended it into model marks for SuperSport, VHPK and Terra, and a brochure for each.
Electronic gadget

Brand identity Model marks Brochures Website Film

Electronic gadget
Minimalist Audio Device

Terra, the off-road Elise, shows how far the system stretches. The same monogram in gold on deep green takes the brand from track precision to something rougher and more playful.

analogueautomotive.co.uk
analogueautomotive.co.uk website
Woman using a VR headset in a kitchen, reaching out with one hand
Analogue Automotive logo
Analogue Automotive.

The Outcome

Eight years on, the identity has grown with Analogue rather than being replaced.
Man wearing VR glasses
Built to grow.

The 2018 monogram has carried Analogue from servicing specialist to car maker, with no rebrand needed.

A family of models.

SuperSport, VHPK and Terra each have their own mark and brochure, all clearly part of one brand.

One brand, every touchpoint.

The identity runs through the website, brochures and films, including Analogue's Goodwood Festival of Speed film.

We continue to work with Analogue across brand, print, web and film.

“One word. Awesome.”

Steffen Dobke, Owner, Analogue Automotive

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© 2026 Pivotal — All rights reserved.
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Singularly focused.

Visual identity and sub-brands

Visual Identity

Web Design

Man wearing VR glasses

Analogue Automotive.

Singularly focused.
A brand identity and model sub-brands for Analogue Automotive, a West Sussex restomod builder reimagining the original Lotus Elise as a £350,000 single-seat rocket, and an off-road hooligan.
Analogue Automotive.

Overview

Analogue Automotive began as a specialist servicing Lotus Elises and Porsches. By 2024 it had launched its first restomod, the SuperSport, and it now builds a range of reimagined Series 1 Elises for drivers who want an unfiltered, mechanical driving experience.

We have worked with Analogue since 2018, starting with the original identity. As the business moved from servicing to building cars, the work grew with it: model marks, brochures, the website and film.

Man wearing a VR headset seated in an orange armchair in a bright office
Analogue Automotive.

The Challenge

In 2018, Analogue was a servicing specialist with dated branding. It needed an identity as considered as its work, and one that could grow with the business.
Close-up of the thumbsticks on a white game controller
Black device with a glowing red top standing on a white pedestal
VR Glasses

The VHPK raised the bar again: a single-seat Elise limited to 35 cars. Its branding had to hold its own among the most exclusive restomods in the world.

Row of white VR headsets lined up on a dark showroom table
Analogue Automotive.

The Solution

We designed a monogram of parallel strokes forming an ‘A’, with a restrained, heritage feel. When Analogue began building its own cars, we extended it into model marks for SuperSport, VHPK and Terra, and a brochure for each.
Electronic gadget

Brand identity Model marks Brochures Website Film

Electronic gadget
Minimalist Audio Device

Terra, the off-road Elise, shows how far the system stretches. The same monogram in gold on deep green takes the brand from track precision to something rougher and more playful.

analogueautomotive.co.uk
analogueautomotive.co.uk website
Woman using a VR headset in a kitchen, reaching out with one hand
Analogue Automotive logo
Analogue Automotive.

The Outcome

Eight years on, the identity has grown with Analogue rather than being replaced.
Man wearing VR glasses
Built to grow.

The 2018 monogram has carried Analogue from servicing specialist to car maker, with no rebrand needed.

A family of models.

SuperSport, VHPK and Terra each have their own mark and brochure, all clearly part of one brand.

One brand, every touchpoint.

The identity runs through the website, brochures and films, including Analogue's Goodwood Festival of Speed film.

We continue to work with Analogue across brand, print, web and film.

“One word. Awesome.”

Steffen Dobke, Owner, Analogue Automotive

Next Project

More Projects

Singularly focused.

Visual identity and sub-brands

Visual Identity

Web Design

Man wearing VR glasses

Analogue Automotive.

Singularly focused.
A brand identity and model sub-brands for Analogue Automotive, a West Sussex restomod builder reimagining the original Lotus Elise as a £350,000 single-seat rocket, and an off-road hooligan.
Analogue Automotive.

Overview

Analogue Automotive began as a specialist servicing Lotus Elises and Porsches. By 2024 it had launched its first restomod, the SuperSport, and it now builds a range of reimagined Series 1 Elises for drivers who want an unfiltered, mechanical driving experience.

We have worked with Analogue since 2018, starting with the original identity. As the business moved from servicing to building cars, the work grew with it: model marks, brochures, the website and film.

Man wearing a VR headset seated in an orange armchair in a bright office
Analogue Automotive.

The Challenge

In 2018, Analogue was a servicing specialist with dated branding. It needed an identity as considered as its work, and one that could grow with the business.
Close-up of the thumbsticks on a white game controller
Black device with a glowing red top standing on a white pedestal
VR Glasses

The VHPK raised the bar again: a single-seat Elise limited to 35 cars. Its branding had to hold its own among the most exclusive restomods in the world.

Row of white VR headsets lined up on a dark showroom table
Analogue Automotive.

The Solution

We designed a monogram of parallel strokes forming an ‘A’, with a restrained, heritage feel. When Analogue began building its own cars, we extended it into model marks for SuperSport, VHPK and Terra, and a brochure for each.
Electronic gadget

Brand identity Model marks Brochures Website Film

Electronic gadget
Minimalist Audio Device

Terra, the off-road Elise, shows how far the system stretches. The same monogram in gold on deep green takes the brand from track precision to something rougher and more playful.

analogueautomotive.co.uk
analogueautomotive.co.uk website
Woman using a VR headset in a kitchen, reaching out with one hand
Analogue Automotive logo
Analogue Automotive.

The Outcome

Eight years on, the identity has grown with Analogue rather than being replaced.
Man wearing VR glasses
Built to grow.

The 2018 monogram has carried Analogue from servicing specialist to car maker, with no rebrand needed.

A family of models.

SuperSport, VHPK and Terra each have their own mark and brochure, all clearly part of one brand.

One brand, every touchpoint.

The identity runs through the website, brochures and films, including Analogue's Goodwood Festival of Speed film.

We continue to work with Analogue across brand, print, web and film.

“One word. Awesome.”

Steffen Dobke, Owner, Analogue Automotive

Next Project

More Projects

Singularly focused.

Visual identity and sub-brands

Visual Identity

Web Design

Man wearing VR glasses

Analogue Automotive.

Singularly focused.
A brand identity and model sub-brands for Analogue Automotive, a West Sussex restomod builder reimagining the original Lotus Elise as a £350,000 single-seat rocket, and an off-road hooligan.
Analogue Automotive.

Overview

Analogue Automotive began as a specialist servicing Lotus Elises and Porsches. By 2024 it had launched its first restomod, the SuperSport, and it now builds a range of reimagined Series 1 Elises for drivers who want an unfiltered, mechanical driving experience.

We have worked with Analogue since 2018, starting with the original identity. As the business moved from servicing to building cars, the work grew with it: model marks, brochures, the website and film.

Man wearing a VR headset seated in an orange armchair in a bright office
Analogue Automotive.

The Challenge

In 2018, Analogue was a servicing specialist with dated branding. It needed an identity as considered as its work, and one that could grow with the business.
Close-up of the thumbsticks on a white game controller
Black device with a glowing red top standing on a white pedestal
VR Glasses

The VHPK raised the bar again: a single-seat Elise limited to 35 cars. Its branding had to hold its own among the most exclusive restomods in the world.

Row of white VR headsets lined up on a dark showroom table
Analogue Automotive.

The Solution

We designed a monogram of parallel strokes forming an ‘A’, with a restrained, heritage feel. When Analogue began building its own cars, we extended it into model marks for SuperSport, VHPK and Terra, and a brochure for each.
Electronic gadget

Brand identity Model marks Brochures Website Film

Electronic gadget
Minimalist Audio Device

Terra, the off-road Elise, shows how far the system stretches. The same monogram in gold on deep green takes the brand from track precision to something rougher and more playful.

analogueautomotive.co.uk
analogueautomotive.co.uk website
Woman using a VR headset in a kitchen, reaching out with one hand
Analogue Automotive logo
Analogue Automotive.

The Outcome

Eight years on, the identity has grown with Analogue rather than being replaced.
Man wearing VR glasses
Built to grow.

The 2018 monogram has carried Analogue from servicing specialist to car maker, with no rebrand needed.

A family of models.

SuperSport, VHPK and Terra each have their own mark and brochure, all clearly part of one brand.

One brand, every touchpoint.

The identity runs through the website, brochures and films, including Analogue's Goodwood Festival of Speed film.

We continue to work with Analogue across brand, print, web and film.

“One word. Awesome.”

Steffen Dobke, Owner, Analogue Automotive

Next Project
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Designed to Move.

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We're based on the south coast, UK.

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Pivotal Collective Limited Incorporated and registered in England & Wales | Company No. 12013182

© 2026 Pivotal — All rights reserved.
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