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Trademark class 12: vehicles

Class 12 covers vehicles and apparatus for locomotion by land, air or water, along with land vehicle engines, parts and fittings, tyres, strollers and wheelchairs.

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Class
12
Type
Goods
Commonly confused with
Classes 7, 9, 11, 28, 27

What class 12 covers

Vehicles; apparatus for locomotion by land, air or water.

Car, motorcycle, bicycle and e-bike makers, boat and aircraft manufacturers, tyre and vehicle-parts brands, and makers of strollers and mobility vehicles.

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Classes confused with class 12

  • Class 7, machinery: Non-vehicle engines and work machines. Motors other than for land vehicles, generic engine parts like starters and mufflers, and self-propelled work machines like bulldozers and road sweepers are class 7.
  • Class 9, software & electronics: Vehicle electronics. Vehicle batteries, radios and mileage recorders are class 9; the vehicles themselves are class 12.
  • Class 11, lighting & heating: Vehicle lights. Lights for automobiles and bicycles are class 11, even though the rest of the vehicle is class 12.
  • Class 28, games & toys: Toy vehicles. Toy tricycles, toy scooters and remote-control vehicles that are toys are class 28; the full-size or functional versions are class 12.
  • Class 27, floor coverings: Vehicle accessories by material. Automobile carpets are class 27 floor coverings; structural parts like bumpers and windscreens stay in class 12.

Classes filed alongside class 12

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