Aston Martin India Prices Drop by Up to ₹1.97 Crore After India-UK FTA

Aston Martin India prices have been revised after the India-UK Free Trade Agreement came into effect, with reductions ranging from ₹22 lakh to as much as ₹1.97 crore. The biggest change is for the Vanquish, now priced at ₹6.40 crore. The Vantage S, DB12 S and DBX S also enter the updated India range at lower prices than the standard non-S models they replace, while three convertible variants receive their first India prices.

What you need to know

• The Aston Martin Vanquish price in India falls by ₹1.97 crore to ₹6.40 crore.

• The Vantage S, DB12 S and DBX S replace their standard versions in the India lineup.

• Their reductions are comparisons with the older standard non-S models, so they are not like-for-like trim discounts.

• The Vantage S Roadster, DB12 S Volante and Vanquish Volante now have first-time India prices.

Aston Martin India price list after the FTA

*The previous Vantage, DB12 and DBX prices refer to the standard non-S versions, while the new prices apply to their sportier S replacements.

Why the ₹1.97 crore Vanquish cut stands out

The Vanquish receives the most substantial reduction in both absolute and percentage terms. Its ₹6.40 crore price is ₹1.97 crore below the earlier ₹8.37 crore figure. That reduction is more than three times the ₹62 lakh difference between the Vantage S and the outgoing standard Vantage, making the flagship the clearest illustration of the India-UK FTA's effect on Aston Martin pricing.

The Vanquish Volante is listed separately at ₹6.90 crore. Because the convertible did not previously have an announced India price, the ₹6.90 crore figure should be treated as a new entry rather than a discount.

What changes with the new S variants?

Vantage S

The Vantage S price in India is ₹3.15 crore, ₹62 lakh below the previous standard Vantage price. Output remains at 680hp and 800Nm, but revised drivetrain calibration trims the claimed 0-100kph time from 3.5 seconds to 3.4 seconds. Chassis and throttle changes, bonnet blades and a full-width decklid spoiler distinguish the S.

DB12 S

The DB12 S price in India is ₹4.10 crore. Its 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 produces 700hp and 800Nm, adding 20hp over the standard DB12. Aston Martin also revises the eight-speed gearbox, dampers, electronic differential and rear anti-roll bar, while carbon-ceramic brakes become standard.

DBX S

The DBX S price in India is ₹4.15 crore, ₹22 lakh below the previous DBX price. The SUV's twin-turbo V8 produces 727hp and 900Nm. It is up to 47kg lighter than the DBX707 and uses turbocharger technology linked to the Valhalla supercar, alongside chassis, suspension and styling revisions.

What the new prices mean for Indian buyers

The revised list lowers the entry point for Aston Martin's coupe and SUV range while simultaneously upgrading the lineup to S variants. Buyers should still read the Vantage S, DB12 S and DBX S reductions carefully: the new models are sportier replacements, not identical trims receiving a tax-only price cut. Even with that caveat, the lower ex-showroom prices can materially affect acquisition cost at this end of the market.

The update also gives Indian buyers a broader factory range. Roadster and Volante customers now have clear prices across three convertible models, rather than relying on an unlisted or special-order comparison. Final on-road prices will vary with registration, insurance and options.

How Aston Martin fits into the wider India-UK FTA trend

Aston Martin joins other British luxury marques in revising India pricing after the trade agreement. Range Rover performance models and McLaren's 750S range have also seen lower prices, while Bentley has started accepting Bentayga orders at revised levels. The details and timing differ by manufacturer and model eligibility, so buyers should compare the current model-specific ex-showroom figure rather than assume one uniform reduction across all UK-built cars.

FAQs

What is the biggest Aston Martin price cut in India?

The Vanquish has the largest stated reduction: ₹1.97 crore, bringing its new ex-showroom price to ₹6.40 crore.

What is the Aston Martin Vantage S price in India?

The Vantage S is priced at ₹3.15 crore ex-showroom. The Vantage S Roadster has a first-time India price of ₹3.35 crore.

Are all convertible prices discounted?

No. The Vantage S Roadster, DB12 S Volante and Vanquish Volante are receiving first India prices, so the available figures do not establish reductions against older India prices.

Why do the Vantage, DB12 and DBX comparisons need a caveat?

The outgoing comparison prices belong to standard non-S models, while the new range uses S variants. The price differences are useful, but they are not comparisons between identical trims.

Are these on-road prices?

No. The figures are ex-showroom prices. Registration, insurance, options and local charges determine the final on-road amount.

Bottom line

The revised Aston Martin India prices after the India-UK FTA make the Vanquish the headline beneficiary and bring the Vantage S, DB12 S and DBX S into the market below their standard-model predecessors. The essential distinction is simple: four models have reported reductions, while the three convertibles have new India prices without an earlier baseline.