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Aston Martin reveals post-India-UK FTA car prices

After the India-UK FTA implementation, prices of Aston Martin cars in India have fallen by up to Rs 4.02 crore.
1 min read•1 Aug '26
Dipan Sur
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Aston Martin reveals post-India-UK FTA car prices

Following the implementation of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), Aston Martin has announced revised prices for its India line-up, comprising the Vantage, DB12, DBX and Vanquish. The revised pricing makes the British marque's range up to Rs 4.02 crore more affordable than before. 

Aston Martin car prices post India-UK FTA

The flagship Vanquish model has received the biggest price reduction

Aston Martin new prices post FTA compared with older prices
Model
New price
Old price
Difference
Vantage S
Rs 3.15 crore
Rs 4.99 crore
- Rs 1.84 crore
Vantage S Roadster
Rs 3.35 crore
Rs 5.26 crore
- Rs 1.91 crore
DB12 S
Rs 4.10 crore
Rs 6.62 crore
- Rs 2.52 crore
DB12 S Volante
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Rs 7 crore
- Rs 2.64 crore
DBX S
Rs 4.15 crore
Rs 6.80 crore
- Rs 2.65 crore
Vanquish
Rs 6.40 crore
Rs 10.11 crore
- Rs 3.71 crore
Vanquish Volante
Rs 6.90 crore
Rs 10.92 crore
- Rs 4.02 crore

The new price of the Aston Martin Vanquish has seen the steepest drop of up to Rs 4.02 crore. The DBX S comes next, followed closely by the DB12 S. The Vantage S sees a price drop of up to 1.91 crore, which is the lowest in Aston Martin's India line-up. 

With its revised pricing, Aston Martin joins JLR and McLaren in passing on the benefits of the India-UK FTA to customers. JLR was the first to reduce prices, cutting those of the Range Rover SV and Range Rover Sport SV in May, followed by McLaren with larger reductions across the 750S range. Bentley has also begun accepting Bentayga orders at lower prices, although the rest of its India line-up is not yet eligible for FTA-linked price reductions.

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