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Aston Martin Slashes Prices by Up to ₹4.02 Crore in India After India-UK FTA… Here’s How Much Every Luxury Model Now Costs
The India-UK Free Trade Agreement has triggered massive price cuts across Aston Martin’s lineup, making models like the Vanquish, DB12, DBX and Vantage significantly more affordable for Indian luxury car buyers.
India’s ultra-luxury automobile market has received a significant boost as Aston Martin has announced sweeping price reductions across its entire model lineup following the implementation of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
The British luxury sports car manufacturer has passed on the benefits of lower import duties directly to customers, resulting in price cuts ranging from nearly ₹2 crore to more than ₹4 crore on several flagship models. The move is expected to strengthen Aston Martin’s position in India’s fast-growing luxury automobile segment while making its iconic performance cars relatively more accessible to affluent buyers.
Vanquish Volante Gets the Biggest Price Cut
The standout beneficiary of the revised pricing is the Aston Martin Vanquish Volante. The luxury convertible, which was previously priced at ₹10.92 crore (ex-showroom), now carries a price tag of ₹6.90 crore, making it cheaper by an impressive ₹4.02 crore.
The Vanquish Coupe has also become significantly more affordable, with its price reduced by approximately ₹3.71 crore, offering substantial savings for buyers looking at the brand’s flagship grand tourer.
DBX and DB12 Also Receive Major Discounts
The revised pricing extends to Aston Martin’s luxury SUV and grand touring models as well.
The high-performance DBX S now costs around ₹2.65 crore less than before, while the elegant DB12 S has received a price reduction of approximately ₹2.64 crore.
These reductions make Aston Martin’s premium offerings more competitive in India’s expanding luxury SUV and grand tourer market.
Vantage Becomes More Attractive for Enthusiasts
Performance enthusiasts also stand to benefit from the new pricing.
The Vantage S, considered one of Aston Martin’s more accessible sports cars, is now priced at ₹3.15 crore, following a price reduction of nearly ₹1.84 crore.
Meanwhile, the Vantage S Roadster is now available for ₹3.35 crore, making open-top British sports car ownership considerably more attainable than before.
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India-UK FTA Behind the Price Reduction
The price revision comes after the implementation of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement, which has lowered import duties on several vehicles manufactured in the United Kingdom.
With reduced import costs, premium British manufacturers are increasingly passing these benefits on to Indian customers, making luxury vehicles more competitively priced.
More British Luxury Brands Follow Suit
Aston Martin isn’t the only British automaker to revise prices after the FTA.
Several other premium manufacturers have also announced similar reductions, including:
- Jaguar Land Rover on select Range Rover SV models
- McLaren on its 750S lineup
- Bentley, which has opened bookings for the Bentayga at revised prices
The trend signals a broader shift in India’s premium automobile market, where British luxury brands are becoming more price competitive.
Luxury Car Market Set for Fresh Momentum
Industry experts believe the lower prices could encourage more high-net-worth individuals to consider Aston Martin over rival luxury brands.
As import duties continue to reduce under the phased implementation of the India-UK FTA, more premium automakers are expected to announce revised pricing, potentially accelerating growth in India’s ultra-luxury automotive segment.
For luxury car enthusiasts, the latest announcement represents one of the biggest pricing revisions seen in recent years, making Aston Martin’s legendary sports cars considerably more attractive than before.
