The future of Aston Martin & egrave; under the sign of electric. The next generations of the Vantage and DB11 will be 100% electric. The CEO of the British brand, Tobias Moers , speaking to Automotive News Europe, reiterated the electrification strategy that Aston Martin will follow & agrave; in the next years. The first electric model will arrive; in 2025 even if for the moment the English brand has not wanted to add further details on its identity.
Moers only hinted that Aston Martin's 100% electric cars will have a range of around 600km . Cars that, however, will always offer the driving pleasure that today characterizes the endothermic engines of the English brand. Before coming to offer electric models, the manufacturer was aiming for it. also on Plug-in hybrids . After recently unveiling the Valhalla hybrid hypercar, Aston Martin will launch on the market a Plug-in version of its DBX SUV .
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Hybrid technology available to you also an unprecedented mid-engine model derived from the Vanquish Vision concept. And after the first electric car about which not much is known yet, a second battery-powered vehicle should arrive in 2026, which should be an SUV. Aston Martin had previously stated that 50% of its range will be & agrave; fully electric by 2030. The move to battery-powered cars also means that the current range of sports cars will remain; in life pi & ugrave; longer than originally planned.
To achieve all these goals, the British brand will exploit & agrave; the collaboration with Mercedes that will provide; technologies for electrification that will in any case be adapted by Aston Martin according to its specific needs. Already the new Valhalla has a powertrain consisting of an electric engine and an AMG-derived V8 heat engine. The automaker's electrification strategy seems very clear. At this point all that remains is to wait for news; about the arrival of the next models.
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