Aston Martin DB5 Reviews

Aston Martin has revealed its new All-Terrain Concept, previewing the first of a new wave of Lagonda-branded electric vehicles (EV) starting with an SUV in 2022.

Aston Martin has teased its latest dream machine, which it is labelling 'Project 003'. Project 003 is a new mid-engined hypercar that features technology showcased in the Valkyrie, which is the company’s current hypercar product. It is set to arrive in late 2021.According to Aston Martin, the Project 003 will have its DNA deeply rooted in concepts and technology being developed for road and track-only products, including a lightweight structure and a turbocharged petrol-electric hybrid drivetrain. Fully homologated for both left- and right-hand drive markets, just 500 units of the Project 003 will be commence production in two-and-a-half years time. It will be more practical than the Valkyrie however, having been designed and engineered to offer more practical uses to customers and even space for luggage, which is rare in most hypercar products.The company has said the Valkyrie was always going to be a one-off, once-in-a-lifetime project, but it was important that it set the precedent for Aston Martin products launched afterwards.If launched in Australia, expect the Aston Martin Project 003 to launch sometime in 2022, with local pricing and specifications to be confirmed at the time of launch. 

Aston Martin has offered a first glimpse of its Lagonda All-Terrain Concept before the covers are whipped off entirely at the Geneva Motor Show.

Aston Martin has revealed details of the engine at the heart of its Valkyrie hypercar.

Aston Martin has confirmed the ‘DBX’ nameplate for its first SUV, which has been revealed in prototype form in heavy camouflage.

British to its bootstraps, Aston Martin makes cars that are as cool as they are capable. And the brutally fast DB11 AMR drops the temperature to sub-zero.

In celebration of its 100th birthday, Italian design company Zagato is once again joining forces with British carmaker Aston Martin to release two limited editions vehicles.

Aston Martin's first EV, the Rapide E, will be an all-electric rocket-ship with a near-tonne of torque and sprint to 100km/h of under five seconds.

The Aston Martin Valkyrie's top-secret power figures appear to have been leaked online.

Aston Martin has teamed up with James Bond series producers, EON productions, to build 25 brand-new 1964 DB5s.