Aston Martin rolls out legendary Vanquish in India
Aston Martin, deeply attuned to customer preferences, is continuing its 25-year legacy of V12-powered flagship models with the introduction of its most powerful V12 engine ever in its core sports car lineup.
22/03/2025
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NEW DELHI
Aston Martin has proudly reintroduced its legendary Vanquish nameplate, launching the highly anticipated supercar in India at an ex-showroom price of INR 8.85 crore (excluding options). This extraordinary vehicle combines world-class supercar performance with unmatched luxury and elegance, reaffirming its place as a true masterpiece in the automotive world. The Vanquish sits at the apex of Aston Martin’s renowned front-engine sports car range, a technical marvel crafted with exceptional in-house engineering. As the newest chapter in the brand’s dynastic bloodline, this latest iteration promises to carry forward the legacy with remarkable style and performance. Key features of the Vanquish include a 5.2-litre Twin-Turbo V12 engine that delivers an astonishing 835PS and 1000Nm of torque, setting a new standard for supercar performance. The car boasts a top speed of 214mph, making it the fastest series-production Aston Martin to date. This power is achieved through the meticulous refinement of every stage of the internal combustion process, ensuring both groundbreaking performance and compliance with the latest global emissions standards. The Vanquish also stands out with its bespoke chassis, which incorporates cutting-edge dynamics technology and carbon fibre bodywork that radiates an imposing presence. Inside, the vehicle sets new benchmarks for modern luxury, creating an
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