System · Brand
Black, white, and the car Black and white set the foundation; the cars provide the color. The icon appears in the four iOS 27 and macOS 27 styles, alongside the previous and redesigned vehicle file.
On this page App icon and brand The start of the app Previous and new
App icon and brand A symbol in the four representations of iOS 27 and macOS 27, the wordmark, the retailer next to it
Four representations Standard, Dark, Clear and Tinted. All from the same shape so that the symbol is recognized the same in every setting.
Dealer next to it, never above it The wordmark stands alone; with the dealer separated by a fine line, on a central axis.
Objects for chapters only The rendered objects introduce areas. The workspace shows SF Symbols.
The start of the app A tap on the symbol: it grows onto the screen, the view appears immediately, and the content follows
Cards Camera Calendar Photos Clock Notes Weather HICONIUM
Out of the symbol The icon grows into the screen, like every app on the iPhone. No logo opening, no waiting time with the brand.
The view is immediate The start screen is today without content: titles, cards and lines as quiet surfaces in their place.
Show content Once the data is there, text and cars appear in the same place. Nothing jumps.
Previous and new The workstation on the Mac: the previous today screen on the left, the new vehicle file on the right. The controller moves the limit.
More car The car is large at the top of the page. States appear as gray tiles with a symbol, the color comes from the paint.
One statement per view The file begins with a picture, price in the market tape and buyer. Everything else follows below.
Native parts The sidebar, toolbar and buttons follow macOS 27, so that the app feels like a Mac.
Next Appearance Upload your own logo: app icon, website, colors, fonts and style guide from it
Autowelt Schweiz · HICONIUM Dealer · Design preview, internal
Symbols: SF Symbols (Apple), Lucide (ISC license) · Glass: LiquidGlass from ybouane (MIT license) · Assistant: thinking-orbs from Jakub Antalik (MIT license)