Which major brand underwent a name change after linguistic analysis revealed its original name had negative connotations in certain languages?

Brand names are powerful tools in marketing, and linguistics plays a crucial role in their development. Language specialists are often consulted to ensure names have positive connotations across cultures, proper phonetic appeal, and semantic relevance. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous linguistic rebranding case that demonstrates the intersection of language science and brand strategy.

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Mitsubishi Pajero (changed to Montero in Spanish-speaking markets because 'pajero' is an offensive slang term in Spanish)
Toyota Corolla (changed to Camino in Portuguese-speaking markets because 'corolla' means 'small crown' which had royal implications)
Nokia Lumia (changed to Vision in Finnish markets because 'lumia' translates to 'snow' which tested poorly with summer marketing)
Samsung Galaxy (changed to Samsung Universe in Korean markets because 'galaxy' had religious connotations that tested negatively)