Aston Martin has revised prices across its India portfolio, with reductions of up to Rs. 4.02 crores following the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The revised prices apply to seven models, including the Vanquish, DB12 S, Vantage S and DBX S, making the British luxury carmaker’s range considerably less expensive than before.
The biggest reduction is applicable to the Vanquish Volante, whose price has dropped from Rs. 10.92 crore to Rs. 6.90 crore. The Vanquish Coupe has also received a significant revision, with its price coming down from Rs. 10.11 crore to Rs. 6.40 crore.
Aston Martin Vanquish gets the biggest price reduction
The Vanquish range has witnessed the largest price cuts under the latest revision. The convertible Volante variant is now cheaper by Rs. 4.02 crore, while the Coupe has become more affordable by Rs. 3.71 crore.
These revisions bring the two versions closer in price, with the convertible now costing Rs. 50 lakh more than the Coupe.
Aston Martin DB12 S prices reduced by over Rs. 2.5 crore
The DB12 S range has also received substantial price reductions. The Coupe is now priced at Rs. 4.10 crore, compared to its earlier price of Rs. 6.62 crore, translating into a reduction of Rs. 2.52 crore.
The DB12 S Volante has become cheaper by Rs. 2.65 crore, with its price revised from Rs. 7 crore to Rs. 4.35 crore.
Aston Martin Vantage S now starts at Rs. 3.15 crore
The Vantage S, which serves as the entry point into Aston Martin’s current performance car range in India, has also become significantly cheaper.
The Coupe is now priced at Rs. 3.15 crore, down from Rs. 4.99 crore, while the Roadster costs Rs. 3.35 crore instead of Rs. 5.26 crore. This represents price reductions of Rs. 1.84 crore and Rs. 1.91 crore, respectively.
Aston Martin DBX S gets a Rs 2.65 crore price cut
Aston Martin’s performance-oriented SUV, the DBX S, has also benefited from the revised pricing structure. Its price has been reduced from Rs. 6.80 crore to Rs. 4.15 crore, making it cheaper by Rs. 2.65 crore.
Aston Martin India revised prices compared
The following table summarises the revised prices and the reductions across the range.
| Model | Earlier Price | New Price | Price Reduction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aston Martin Vanquish Volante | Rs 10.92 crore | Rs 6.90 crore | Rs 4.02 crore |
| Aston Martin Vanquish Coupe | Rs 10.11 crore | Rs 6.40 crore | Rs 3.71 crore |
| Aston Martin DB12 S Coupe | Rs 6.62 crore | Rs 4.10 crore | Rs 2.52 crore |
| Aston Martin DB12 S Volante | Rs 7.00 crore | Rs 4.35 crore | Rs 2.65 crore |
| Aston Martin Vantage S Coupe | Rs 4.99 crore | Rs 3.15 crore | Rs 1.84 crore |
| Aston Martin Vantage S Roadster | Rs 5.26 crore | Rs 3.35 crore | Rs 1.91 crore |
| Aston Martin DBX S | Rs 6.80 crore | Rs 4.15 crore | Rs 2.65 crore |
The price revisions are linked to the India-UK Free Trade Agreement, which is expected to gradually reduce import duties on eligible British-made vehicles. The extent of the benefit will depend on the applicable trade agreement provisions and implementation.
Despite the substantial reductions, Aston Martin models continue to occupy the ultra-luxury segment, with prices starting at Rs. 3.15 crore. However, the revised pricing could make the brand more competitive among buyers considering high-performance luxury cars and SUVs in India.
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