
British luxury carmaker Aston Martin has cut prices on seven models in India by up to Rs 4.02 crore, following the free trade agreement (FTA) between India and the United Kingdom. The biggest reduction is on the Vanquish Volante, now priced at Rs 6.90 crore from Rs 10.92 crore. The Vanquish Coupe drops to Rs 6.40 crore from Rs 10.11 crore.

The DB12 S Coupe is now Rs 4.10 crore, down Rs 2.52 crore, while the DB12 S Volante is Rs 4.35 crore, down Rs 2.65 crore. The Vantage S Coupe is now Rs 3.15 crore (down from Rs 4.99 crore) and the Vantage S Roadster is Rs 3.35 crore (down from Rs 5.26 crore). The DBX S SUV has also been reduced by Rs 2.65 crore to Rs 4.15 crore.
Nearly every model now saves buyers more than Rs 2 crore, though prices remain in the crore range and out of reach for most buyers. The new Vanquish Volante price is even lower than the old Vanquish Coupe price.
The price cuts, while dramatic in percentage terms, still leave Aston Martin models at several crore rupees each, well beyond the mass market. The reduction directly follows the India-UK FTA, showing how trade deals can reshape pricing in ultra-luxury segments. Buyers in that bracket now have a clear window to purchase at significantly lower prices, though the company has not indicated whether these cuts are permanent or linked to the FTA's tariff provisions. No further price moves or expiry dates have been announced.
Source: aajtak.in
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