Aston Martin has announced revised prices for its luxury car lineup in India following the implementation of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The British performance carmaker has reduced prices across its range, making some models significantly more affordable for Indian buyers. The biggest beneficiary is the flagship Vanquish, which now costs nearly Rs 2 crore less than before.
The company has also introduced new sportier ‘S’ variants of the Vantage, DB12, and DBX while revealing prices for several convertible models for the first time.
The new Roadster and Volante variants are being introduced in India for the first time.
These upgrades help reduce the 0-100 kmph sprint time from 3.5 seconds to 3.4 seconds. The Vantage S also receives unique styling elements, including bonnet blades and a full-width rear spoiler.
Meanwhile, the DBX S SUV produces 727hp and 900Nm, making it 20hp more powerful than the DBX707. Aston Martin has also reduced weight by up to 47kg and improved chassis dynamics, helping the performance SUV achieve even better acceleration.
With major price cuts, new performance-focused ‘S’ models, and the introduction of convertible variants, Aston Martin is strengthening its position in India's growing luxury and supercar segment.
The company has also introduced new sportier ‘S’ variants of the Vantage, DB12, and DBX while revealing prices for several convertible models for the first time.
Aston Martin India Prices Reduced After FTA
The India-UK FTA has allowed Aston Martin to pass on tax benefits to customers, resulting in notable price cuts across its portfolio. The Aston Martin Vanquish now starts at Rs 6.40 crore, down from Rs 8.37 crore, making it Rs 1.97 crore cheaper.Other revised prices include:
- Vantage S – Rs 3.15 crore (Rs 62 lakh reduction)
- DB12 S – Rs 4.10 crore (Rs 24 lakh reduction)
- DBX S – Rs 4.15 crore (Rs 22 lakh reduction)
- Vanquish Volante – Rs 6.90 crore
- DB12 S Volante – Rs 4.35 crore
- Vantage S Roadster – Rs 3.35 crore
The new Roadster and Volante variants are being introduced in India for the first time.
Aston Martin Vantage S Gets Sharper Performance
The new Aston Martin Vantage S continues with a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine producing 680hp and 800Nm of torque. While power output remains unchanged, Aston Martin has improved throttle response, suspension tuning, and drivetrain calibration.These upgrades help reduce the 0-100 kmph sprint time from 3.5 seconds to 3.4 seconds. The Vantage S also receives unique styling elements, including bonnet blades and a full-width rear spoiler.
DB12 S and DBX S Receive More Power
The DB12 S now delivers 700hp and 800Nm, gaining 20hp over the standard model. The luxury grand tourer accelerates from 0-100 kmph in just 3.5 seconds and benefits from upgraded suspension, carbon-ceramic brakes, and a faster-shifting gearbox.Meanwhile, the DBX S SUV produces 727hp and 900Nm, making it 20hp more powerful than the DBX707. Aston Martin has also reduced weight by up to 47kg and improved chassis dynamics, helping the performance SUV achieve even better acceleration.
India-UK FTA Benefits Luxury Car Buyers
Aston Martin joins other British luxury brands such as Jaguar Land Rover and McLaren in lowering prices after the India-UK FTA. The agreement is expected to make premium British cars more competitive in the Indian market.With major price cuts, new performance-focused ‘S’ models, and the introduction of convertible variants, Aston Martin is strengthening its position in India's growing luxury and supercar segment.