Aston Martin is the next automaker who is welcomed to the electric world. This British automaker by a report with Automotive News Europe confirmed the next generation of Vantage and DB11 in electric. This company told before, by the 2030 about 50 percent of its lineup are all-electric. The back player of this movement is Daimler.
Just about some days ago we saw the mid-engine Valhalla too. In this transition time, there are some combined fuel vehicles too like the plug-in-hybrid of DBX SUV and other plug-in-hybrid is on the way. company CEO Tobias Moers tells:
"The succession of our traditional sports segment has to be full electric, no doubt,"
Making the full-electric cars, can be the way out for old sport cars to love on. DB11 was firstly introduced to the market back in 2016, and Vantage has much older history than DB11 (2005). These two cars as front-engine sport-cars, don’t stand a chance to live on as the Internal Combustion Engines.
Daimler here has a great role. This huge company will share some experiences and also technologies up to 20 percent with Aston martin. This company has already 2,3 percent of British company. The Plug-in hybrid V8 in the Valhalla is an artwork by Mercedes AMG. What can Aston Martin do with the new all-electric cars?
"It will be about the experience, the driving dynamics, how we are going to serve our customers."
It is clear Aston Martin should get away from its traditional V8s and V12 to the hybrid and full electric cars. But seeing the old cars still on the road maybe a little peaceful for reals sound like car’s lovers.