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'''Ward Industries''' is a Zokesian-based company founded in 1904 by Sir John Steuart, Earl of Ward, to manufacture carriages for the Royal Family. It since has developed into a thriving military contractor and has pioneered several designs integral to the Zokesian Military.
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'''Logi Motor Company''' is a Zokesian-based subsidiary of [[Ward Industries]] to produce reliable motor vehicles following the [[Zoke-Sovie War]]. It since has become the premier manufacturer of automobiles, most notably heavy trucks and machinery, in Kolus, and has branches and dealerships across Kerbin.
 
==List of all units produced by Logi==
 
==List of all units produced by Logi==
 
[[File:CWIadlogi.png|left|thumb|755x755px|Logi's Support Vehicle series was a commercial revolution in Kolus, many iterations of which are still in active use today.]]
 
[[File:CWIadlogi.png|left|thumb|755x755px|Logi's Support Vehicle series was a commercial revolution in Kolus, many iterations of which are still in active use today.]]

Revision as of 05:49, 9 May 2024

Logi Motor Company

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Industry Automotive
Location
Headquaters Ward, Zokesia
Area Served Global

Founded 2059
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Logi Motor Company is a Zokesian-based subsidiary of Ward Industries to produce reliable motor vehicles following the Zoke-Sovie War. It since has become the premier manufacturer of automobiles, most notably heavy trucks and machinery, in Kolus, and has branches and dealerships across Kerbin.

List of all units produced by Logi

Logi's Support Vehicle series was a commercial revolution in Kolus, many iterations of which are still in active use today.
Cyten-Ward Industries' Kolus Road line of heavy machinery allowed Zokesia to finance and produce vast public works products in the late 21st century.