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Aston Martin Undecided Whether It Wants To Fake A Manual Or Not

While it hasn't ruled out bringing back a proper manual, cost concerns remain.

Motor1 · Aug 21

Aston Martin Delays EVs To Keep The V12 Alive

In a world where big engines are going extinct, Aston Martin is preserving them for enthusiasts.

Motor1 · Jul 9

Aston Martin Just Made the DB12 Better

Aston Martin has introduced a new DB12 halo model, the DB12 S. It joins the DBX S and Vantage S, which were added to Aston's lineup earlier this year, both part of CEO Adrian Hallmark's plan to offer more model variants. The new DB12 S receives several enhancements that should…

Motor1 · Oct 7, 2025

How Aston Martin's CEO Plans to Transform the Legendary Brand

Adrian Hallmark made waves when he jumped from Bentley to Aston Martin in 2024. The two companies, though similar on the surface, couldn't have been in more different places. One overseen by a German monolith, the other… has been in the news a fair bit.

Motor1 · Jul 1, 2025

Shiploads of cars ready to set sail for US from UK as trade deal kicks in

Makers of Aston Martins and Range Rovers expect high demand but British farmers say they have been used as collateral

The Guardian - UK · Jun 30, 2025

Aston Martins Are About to Get Even More Expensive

Aston Martin is finally narrowing loses after an abysmal 2024. But the threat of tariffs could cause new headaches for the British automaker. Adrian Hallmark, Aston’s CEO, said the company is limiting imports into the United States as the company monitors “the evolving US tariff situation.”

Motor1 · May 1, 2025

Aston Martin to sell F1 team stake as billionaire Stroll invests more cash

Aston Martin said the two deals are expected to improve the group’s liquidity by more than £125 million.

Evening Standard · Mar 31, 2025

Is this the end for electric supercars? More luxury automakers, including Aston Martin, delay plans for EVs

A big question mark hangs over the future of Aston Martin's debut EV and more electrified product from Maserati.

TechRadar · Feb 28, 2025

Aston Martin Just Keeps Losing Money

Aston Martin has reported its financial results for 2024, and it's not rosy. The automaker lost even more money last year—£289.1 million ($366.1 million at today's exchange rate). That's up from the £239.8 million ($303.6) loss of 2023, and its debt has grown to over £1 billion ($1.27 billion), up…

Motor1 · Feb 26, 2025

Aston Martin delays first battery electric vehicle again and plans job cuts

Sportscar maker says priority is plug-in hybrids, while cutting costs will reduce global workforce by 5%

The Guardian - UK · Feb 26, 2025