New Delhi [India], March 22 (ANI): Customers who have reserved Aston Martin’s Vanquish model will begin receiving delivery of their vehicles soon. luxury cars From the third quarter of 2025 — beginning in July.
Aston Martin has formally introduced the eagerly awaited Vanquish in India, bringing back one of its most recognizable models, priced at an introductory ex-showroom cost of Rs 8.85 crore (excluding additional features).
The deliveries for the Vanquish will commence in the third quarter of this year, Gautam Dutta The General Manager for Sales in India at Aston Martin shared this information with ANI during the car launch event.
"We are very, very excited and elated about launching this new product offering from Aston Martin -- the all-new generation of Vanquish. It is a superb product in terms of the build quality, design, fit and finish and technology performance. It has always been a flagship model of ours and still remains and we're very, very happy and excited to launch in India," Dutta noted.
The Vanquish is now up for reservation in India. This vehicle boasts an impressive top speed of 214 mph, which makes it the quickest mass-produced model offered by Aston Martin to date.
Restricted to less than 1,000 units annually, the Vanquish guarantees exclusivity, providing owners with both potent and agile performance as well as comfort and luxury.
Vanquish is a vehicle designed with a specific target audience in mind.
"Those who have a strong preference for extreme exclusivity, individuals seeking custom-made items tailored just for them—this is precisely the target audience or should I say the specific market segment we're concentrating our efforts on," stated Dutta.
When asked about which specific regions of India the luxury car manufacturer might focus on, he stated that they aim to attract customers throughout the entire country.
"Currently, India has reached a point where wealthy individuals aren’t confined to just one region. This wealth is now spread across the whole nation, and as we cater to the entire country—wherever and whatever state provides us an opportunity—we will certainly aim to expand our presence there," he added.
In response to a subsequent question about whether Aston Martin would produce the Vanquish in India, he stated that the Vanquish does not fall into the category of a mass-market vehicle.
He stated that it’s definitely not an overproduced item. Consequently, only a small number will be manufactured. Hence, there’s no cause for the facility to expand.
Vanquish is a tailored offering, allowing prospective customers to create their ideal automobile. To facilitate this, they have provided a design tool on their webpage. (ANI)
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