1 / 12Aston Martin Unveils Vanquish V12 in India at ₹8.85 Crore: Aston Martin, the British luxury car manufacturer, has introduced its latest model, the Vanquish V12, in India with a price tag of ₹8.85 crore (ex-showroom). After a six-year break, this launch brings back the Vanquish name, replacing the DBS Superleggera as the top model in Aston Martin’s Indian range. It targets buyers looking for high-performance cars with premium features.
2 / 12Competing in the Luxury Market: The Vanquish enters India’s ultra-luxury sports car segment, which goes head-to-head with the Ferrari 12Cilindri. Both vehicles appeal to wealthy customers who value speed and craftsmanship. Aston Martin aims to stand out by offering a mix of power and comfort suited for long drives.
3 / 12Engine and Power Details: The Vanquish is equipped with a 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 engine, built from scratch by Aston Martin engineers. This engine delivers 835 brake horsepower (BHP) and 1,000 Newton-meters (Nm) of torque. It meets global emission rules, balancing performance with environmental standards.
4 / 12Speed and Transmission: Paired with an 8-speed automatic gearbox, the Vanquish can go from 0 to 100 kilometres per hour in 3.3 seconds. Its top speed reaches 345 kilometres per hour, making it the fastest car Aston Martin has ever produced in a regular series. The gearbox sends power to the rear wheels for a smooth and quick response.
5 / 12Front-End Features: The front of the Vanquish includes Matrix LED headlights for clear visibility and a wide grille that helps cool the engine. A black splitter improves airflow, while two large vents on the hood release heat from the engine compartment. These elements combine function with a bold look.
6 / 12Rear-End Design: At the back, the Vanquish has vertical LED taillights and four exhaust pipes, hinting at its power. A diffuser and a small spoiler on the trunk lid help with stability at high speeds. A panel connecting the taillights can be customized in different finishes.
7 / 12Wheels and Tires: The car sits on 21-inch forged alloy wheels, which are lightweight yet sturdy. These are fitted with Pirelli P-Zero tires, made specifically for the Vanquish to ensure strong grip and precise handling on the road.
8 / 12Cabin Technology: Inside, the Vanquish offers a 10.25-inch touchscreen that connects to wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto for easy smartphone use. A 1,170-watt Bowers & Wilkins sound system with 15 speakers provides clear and powerful audio for passengers.
9 / 12Seating Options: The cabin features seats that adjust 16 ways with electric controls and include heating for comfort. Buyers can also choose carbon fibre bucket seats, which offer more support during fast driving. These options cater to both luxury and performance needs.
10 / 12Additional Features: Standard equipment includes a panoramic glass roof that lets in natural light and a 360-degree camera to help with parking and safety. The Vanquish also comes with driver assistance systems, such as lane-keeping and adaptive cruise control, to assist on the road.
11 / 12Limited Production Run: Aston Martin plans to build fewer than 1,000 Vanquish units each year worldwide. This low production number keeps the car rare, adding to its appeal for buyers in India who want something exclusive.
12 / 12Significance for India: The arrival of the Vanquish V12 gives Indian car enthusiasts a chance to own a vehicle that combines supercar speed with grand touring comfort. It strengthens Aston Martin’s presence in the country’s growing luxury car market.
