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British brand Aston Martin has unveiled what it is the most powerful non-electrified SUV on the market in the DBX S

Aston Martin is gearing up for an electrified future, with its first fully electric vehicle (EV) set to debut before the decade ends. CEO Adrian Hallmark confirmed the brand’s strategy, emphasizing a..

Almost every automaker around the world is starting to work on electric cars as the industry rushes to go green. For performance brands like Rimac and Porsche, doing so has come with unique challenges around how they can make their electric supercars stand out in a sea of similarly specced motors, and Aston Martin is… Read more...

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Aston Martin has scaled back its plans for future electric cars It will stay partnered with Lucid and Mercedes-Benz for powertrain pieces Some gas engines will stick around for "as long as possible" DBX will remain the only Aston SUV; Lagonda project's a no-go Five months after taking the top job at Aston Martin, CEO Adrian Hallmark sat down with...

After first being revealed in concept form in 2019 — a concept that got almost completely cut out of “No Time To Die” because the near-production design was shown in 2021 between when that movie was initially supposed to release and when it actually hit theaters, thus rendering the concept’s appearance obsolete — the… Read more...

At long last, Aston Martin is getting ready to build its Valhalla mid-engined supercar, with a V-8 plug-in-hybrid setup and extreme aerodynamics.

DB12 is being considered for a plug-in hybrid powertrain New V12 GT will stay pure-petrol to keep weight down, but Vantage and DB12 PHEVs are likely Aston Martin is considering fitting both the DB12 and Vantage with plug-in hybrid powertrains – but it won’t do the same with the new Vanquish. Aston has confirmed plans to use PHEVs as a transitional technology on its way to pure electrification, having pushed back its first EV in light of wavering demand for battery-powered sports cars. Its first PHEV, the new Valhalla supercar, is due later this year with an electrified V8 engine from powertrain supplier Mercedes-AMG. When asked about the possibility of the DB12 and Vantage following suit with PHEV power, Aston engineering boss

Lucid Group CEO reassures that delay in Aston Martin's EV launch does not affect their solid partnership, with no competition in their markets. read more

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Despite the industry's shift towards electrification, Aston Martin remains committed to the allure of internal combustion, teasing a new V12 engine set to debut in 2024 in its new flagship..

This means power for future plug-in Astons will come from a combination of AMG V8 and its own V12 engines aided by electric motors.

Luxury automaker Aston Martin is pushing back the launch of its first battery-electric vehicle to 2026, citing lower-than-expected consumer demand for such cars at the upcoming EV’s price point. The vehicle is expected to feature technology from Lucid Group.  Last June, Aston Martin noted that it is looking to launch four all-electric vehicles. The vehicles […] The post Aston Martin pushes back its first Lucid-infused EVs’ launch to 2026 appeared first on TESLARATI.

Aston Martin is delaying the launch of its first volume EV by a year, citing lack of demand. The automaker originally planned to launch an EV next year, but it said in the release of its 2023 financial results Wednesday that it was now aiming for 2026. Aston Martin will still rely on Lucid for some powertrain components under an agreement put in...

On Wednesday, Aston Martin delayed the launch of its inaugural battery electric vehicle (EV) by a year. The

After announcing what would be the “world’s most thrilling and highly desirable” EV, luxury automaker Aston Martin says that it is pushing back its plan to launch its first BEV by a year due to what it says is “low consumer demand.” Guess those thrills will have to wait. more…

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has indicated that the planned specifications for the second-generation Tesla Roadster have been upgraded significantly since the reveal of a concept version back in 2017. Among the new specs will be a 0-60 mph time of less than one second, according to Musk. Aston Martin will delay the launch of its first electric vehicle by a...

Aston Martin plans to launch four new full-electric cars using technology from Lucid Group to enhance their performance.

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Aston Martin as recently as last year said it planned to launch its first electric vehicle in 2025. However, in announcing its financial results for the past year, Aston Martin on Wednesday said the first EV has been pushed back to 2026. Chairman Lawrence Stroll later in a call to investors said customers at present are more interested in plug-in...

Aston Martin's EV will use battery cells and modules, as well as drive units, from Lucid Marque cites low demand for EVs as it pushes back its first and confirms plans for a range of plug-in hybrids Aston Martin has pushed back its first electric car from 2025 to 2026 due to low consumer demand.  The company was scheduled to launch a high-riding, four-wheel-drive electric GT car next year, but chairman Lawrence Stroll has told reporters that “consumer demand is now what we thought it was two years ago”, when the plans were first outlined. He has confirmed that Aston Martin has designed four electric cars, but stopped short of confirming whether they are envisioned as direct replacements for the current line-up, comprising three

Aston Martin first unveiled the Valhalla mid-engine supercar in concept form in 2019, saying that it would use a hybrid V6 engine and only 500 would be sold for more than $1 million each. Then, in 2021 Aston debuted the production-intent Valhalla design, announcing that it would instead use an AMG-based V8 hybrid… Read more...

Aston Martin released a set of images showing the upcoming Valhalla hypercar testing at Silverstone in the U.K.

British firm Lunaz, known for its electric conversions of classic cars, recently unveiled a concept Aston Martin DB6 that's even friendlier to the environment than the company's previous DB6 EV conversion. Lunaz first showed an Aston Martin DB6 with an electric powertrains in 2021. This latest concept takes things a bit further by showcasing...

The Callum Skye is the first electric vehicle from Ian Callum’s own design and engineering firm. As one of the most renowned car designers, Callum played a key role in shaping iconic models like the Jaguar I-Pace and Aston Martin Vanquish. His latest creation is a high-performance off-road EV designed for “all the fun, none of the fuss.” more… The post Check out this rugged off-road EV from ex-Jaguar, Aston Martin designer appeared first on Electrek.

The British ultra-luxury automaker was awarded £9 million in UK government funding to develop the system.

Aston Martin's first electric car will be an SUV Backing of UK's Advanced Propulsion Centre to boost development of all-new battery-electric platform Aston Martin has received £9 million in UK government funding to accelerate its electrification programme, which is set to yield the firm’s first EV in late 2025. The funding, provided through the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC), will help Aston to develop a new platform for a range of electric cars. This will start with a new SUV that will be followed by a GT by the end of the decade. Government backing represents a “major boost” to Aston’s R&D programme, said chief technology officer Roberto Fedeli. He added: “Providing further resources to explore the possibilities of our

Lamborghini has released a teaser shot for a prototype vehicle that previews its first electric vehicle due in 2028. The prototype makes its debut on Aug. 18 and the teaser shot hints at some similarities with Lamborghini's Estoque sedan concept from 2008. Aston Martin has been spotted testing its next-generation Vantage. The new sports car is due...

Aston Martin DB12 will be among the models to use Mercedes hybrid tech Electrification of line-up will start with Valhalla in 2024 – and accelerate using Mercedes tech from 2026 onwards Aston Martin will introduce plug-in hybrid versions of each of its core sports car models in the future, using technology from stakeholder Mercedes-Benz.  The Gaydon firm's first PHEV is the Valhalla supercar, due in 2024, but following that from 2026 onwards will be electrified versions of each model in the 'core' line-up, currently comprising the Vantage, DB12 and DBS.  The news was confirmed as Aston Martin announced its medium-term product strategy, following a lucrative first half of 2023 in which it boosted revenues and profits

Aston Martin DB12 will be among the models to use Mercedes hybrid tech Electrification of Aston Martin's core model line confirmed, using PHEV systems from Mercedes Aston Martin will introduce plug-in hybrid versions of each of its cars after 2024, using technology from stakeholder Mercedes-Benz.  The Gaydon firm's first PHEV is the Valhalla supercar, due in 2024, but following that will be electrified versions of each model in the 'core' line-up, currently comprising the Vantage, DB12, DBS and DBX SUV.  The news was confirmed as Aston Martin announced its medium-term product strategy, following a lucrative first half of 2023 in which it boosted revenues and profits substantially.  In a statement accompanying the financial report,

Aston Martin DB12 will be among the models to use Mercedes hybrid tech Electrification of Aston Martin's core model line confirmed, using PHEV systems from Mercedes Aston Martin will introduce plug-in hybrid versions of each of its cars from 2024, using technology from stakeholder Mercedes-Benz.  The Gaydon firm's first PHEV is the Valhalla supercar, due in 2024, but following that will be electrified versions of each model in the 'core' line-up, currently comprising the Vantage, DB12, DBS and DBX SUV.  The news was confirmed as Aston Martin announced its medium-term product strategy, following a lucrative first half of 2023 in which it boosted revenues and profits substantially.  In a statement accompanying the financial report,

Aston Martin hasn’t been secretive about its ambitions to electrify its lineup, and even announced a tie-in with American automaker Lucid last week that will see it use the startup’s motor tech in its future EVs. But the company hasn’t outlined details of what shape its first EV will actually take, until now. Read more...

The Aston Martin deal kicks off Lucid Group's EV tech supply business, Peter Rawlinson said.

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Which automakers and charging companies committed to the Tesla NACS connector? Which EV maker announced it’s filed for bankruptcy? This is our look back at the Week In Reverse—right here at Green Car Reports—for the week ending June 30, 2023. Much of this week’s electric-car-focused news related to the continued shift...

Maserati's MC20 supercar has spawned the GT2 race car. It has been developed entirely by Maserati, specifically for the SRO-sanctioned GT2 European Series, and its first race is scheduled for later this year. Aston Martin is working on at least four electric vehicles for launch this decade, the automaker's chairman has confirmed. The first, due in...

Aston Martin doesn't sell any electrified models at present but by the end of the decade every Aston Martin will either be a plug-in hybrid or electric vehicle. The first plug-in hybrid arrives in 2024 in the form of the Valhalla supercar, which will pack a mid-mounted V-8 driving the rear wheels and likely an electric motor or two driving the...

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Aston Martin currently leans on its relationship with Mercedes-Benz to source electrical components British firm will look to car makers in the US and China to supply parts, including EV drive units and battery modules Aston Martin is radically shaking up its supplier network for the development of its electric car platform, including sourcing parts from shareholder Geely to cut costs and hasten its arrival. The British company announced this week that it would take electric drive units and battery modules from Californian EV maker Lucid for its upcoming EVs, but Geely’s involvement could be just as important if Aston Martin is to successfully make the shift to electric. Roberto Fedeli, Aston Martin's development chief, cited two examples of

American EV startup Lucid (LCID) is pursuing a new path to boost revenue and maintain competitiveness as competition in the EV market grows. According to Lucid’s CEO, the company’s recent EV tech deal with Aston Martin is just the start of its future supply business. more… The post Lucid’s (LCID) EV tech deal with Aston Martin paves the way for supplier business appeared first on Electrek.

Lucid will pursue more deals to sell its luxury electric vehicle equipment as it looks to grow its technology supply business,

LONDON (Reuters) -- Lucid will pursue more deals to sell its luxury electric vehicle equipment as it looks to grow its technology supply business, its top executive said on Wednesday, adding its recent deal with Aston Martin is just the start. The US

Lucid Group announced today it had come to terms with Aston Martin in what is being called “a definitive agreement to establish a long-term strategic technology partnership with Aston Martin to accelerate the iconic British brand’s high-performance electrification strategy and long-term growth.” Lucid will give Aston Martin access to its electric powertrain technology, which is […] The post Lucid agrees to supply Aston Martin with EV powertrain tech appeared first on TESLARATI.

Aston Martin has announced that it intends to create a future that BEV models will eventually dominate. The main question we had was where the company would get EV components for its models. The company has revealed the answer and has killed two birds with one figurative stone by extending its existing partnership with Mercedes-Benz and entering a new partnership with EV maker Lucid Motors.   Lucid To Supply The EV Backbone For Aston’s Green Future The deal between the two companies will see Aston Martin pay Lucid $232 million in shares and cash, with the upstart firm providing Aston ... Keep reading Aston Martin and Lucid Motors Announce Partnership, Will Source EV Components From Lucid from Car-Revs-Daily.com. Carl Malek See latest articles at https://www.car-revs-daily.com

US-based EV start-up to supply powertrain and battery components for new family of electric Aston Martins Aston Martin's electric era will begin with a new SUV in late 2025 powered by Lucid motor and battery technologies.  US start-up Lucid’s components will feed into Aston’s own bespoke modular battery-electric car architecture, which is set to underpin a range of models starting with the new SUV and followed by a GT by the end of the decade.  Aston Martin chairman Lawrence Stroll said that the deal with Lucid, confirmed on Monday (26 June) and previously reported by Autocar, had been more than two and a half years in the making and the US firm had emerged as the oustanding partner for

The first electric Aston is scheduled to arrive in 2025, and a possible quad-motor layout with Lucid's next-gen motors could produce up to 1500 horsepower.

The British automaker will issue new shares to Lucid and make cash payments totalling $232m in exchange for battery-electric powertrain components The post Aston Martin partners with EV maker Lucid, extends Mercedes pact appeared first on Gulf Business. The post Aston Martin partners with EV maker Lucid, extends Mercedes pact appeared first on Gulf Business.

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Aston Martin on Monday announced a supply agreement through which California’s Lucid Group will provide the UK performance-car maker with “select powertrain components” for upcoming electric vehicles. Aston said that it will continue to look to Mercedes-Benz AG for internal combustion engines, hybrid systems, and...

The $450 million deal should see the next Aston Martin EV arrive in 2025.

Luxury British sports car maker Aston Martin is revving up its plans to build “The world’s most thrilling and highly desirable electric performance cars.” The automaker is teaming up with American EV startup Lucid in a long-term partnership to supply proprietary EV technology to help propel its electrification strategy. more… The post Aston Martin taps Lucid to use its EV tech for electric sports cars appeared first on Electrek.

Aston Martin's upcoming electric vehicles will use technology sourced from U.S. EV startup Lucid, the two companies announced on Monday. In a deal that will see Lucid receive a 3.7% stake in Aston Martin and periodic cash payments, worth a combined $450 million, Aston Martin will utilize Lucid's leading EV technology, both current and future, to...

Photo by Tim Stevens for The Verge Lucid Motors will supply powertrain technology to Aston Martin for the British brand’s future lineup of electric vehicles, the two companies announced Monday. The deal brings together two companies with deep ties to motorsports, as well as brand identities centered on performance luxury. Under the deal, Lucid will supply Aston Martin with its electric motors and batteries that have been used to power the California-based company’s only model, the Lucid Air sedan. Aston Martin will then take that technology and plug it into its own bespoke EV models. Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson hailed the deal as “a landmark collaboration.” Under the deal, Lucid will supply Aston Martin with its electric motors and batteries that have been used to power... Continue reading…

Aston Martin has hit the accelerator on its ambition to create the world’s most thrilling and highly desirable electric performance cars, with the formation of a landmark new supply agreement with..

Access to Lucid's powertrain and battery technology will be at the center of Aston Martin's new in-house EV platform, Aston Martin said. Lucid and Aston Martin have a common shareholder in Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.

Aston Martin's first electric car is "on schedule" to launch in 2026, chairman Lawrence Stroll previously told Autocar US-based EV start-up to supply powertrain and battery components for electric Astons Aston Martin has announced that US-based electric car start-up Lucid will supply powertrain and battery technologies for the British marque’s upcoming EV line-up.  Lucid’s components will form the basis of Aston’s new battery-electric car platform, set to underpin a range of models including an electrified hypercar, sports car, GT and SUV. The American start-up currently produces one model – the Air saloon – offering it with single-, dual- and tri-motor powertrains, of which the most powerful outputs more than 1200bhp. It says its

The British carmaker will detail its plans for the next five years on June 27.

Aston Martin's first electric car is "on schedule" to arrive in 2026 “Next five years” of cars, also including PHEVs and traditional ICE cars, to be shown at capital markets day Aston Martin will give details of the new cars it will launch over the next five years – including plug-in hybrids and battery-electric cars – at its capital markets day on 27 June, chairman Lawrence Stroll has confirmed. The marque’s first electric car is “on schedule” to arrive in 2026, Stroll said in an interview, despite the fact that “I don’t have many customers asking me for a BEV”. It will be a “new product” on a “new platform”, not a case of “putting batteries in an old platform”, according to chief creative officer Marek Reichman.  This new platform won't come

The Chinese automotive giant now owns 17% of the iconic British marque.

Volvo and Polestar owner Geely announced it had raised its stake in the iconic British luxury automaker Aston Martin to 17% as part of a new relationship agreement. more… The post Can Geely turn Aston Martin into an EV powerhouse after doubling its stake? appeared first on Electrek.

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As we head into another weekend, there's a host of compelling electric car news to help promote EV adoption.

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Swiss electric vehicle startup Piech has hired some big guns to help bring its zero-emission performance cars to market. The company last week announced the hiring of Manfred Fitzgerald as chairman and Tobias Moers as chief technology officer, both veterans of the industry. Both executives will also share the role of CEO at Piech. Fitzgerald...

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This comes as Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund acquires $92.5 million worth of shares.

Electric SUV – likely based on DBX – and a new halo model will be among Aston's first EVs Aston will launch its first EV in 2025 and new partnerships open up several possibilities for its architecture Aston Martin is weighing up potential ties with Lucid, Rimac and Mercedes-Benz architecture for its first electric sports car, due in 2025. The firm has today announced a huge, £653 million investment plan aimed at paying back debts, ramping up production volumes and boosting profits - but the package will also be instrumental in the fruition of Aston's electrification strategy. The Gaydon firm's first plug-in hybrid – expected to be based on the Aston Martin DBX SUV – will be launched in 2024, before a pure-electric model