Aston Martin Cars Get Cheaper By Up To ₹4 Crore; Check Model-Wise New Prices Here

Cars manufactured by Aston Martin have now become cheaper by up to ₹4 crore in the Indian market, thanks to the India-UK FTA (Free Trade Agreement). The brand has transferred the tax benefits to the buyers, as it benefits effectively from the trade deal. It is worth noting that the brand deal came into effect in July 2026.

Aston Martin Cars & New Prices

Aston Martin car prices range between ₹1.84 crore and ₹4 crore in the Indian market. You can check the exact model-wise price reductions and new prices in the table below.

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Aston Martin Cars: Least & Most Discount

As mentioned above, the Aston Martin Vantage S has received the least amount of hike of ₹1.81 crore. It was earlier priced at ₹4.99 crore, but now it will cost ₹3.15 crore, ex-showroom. The Aston Martin Vanquish Volante has received the highest price reduction of more than ₹4 crore. The Vanquish Volante was earlier priced at ₹10.92 crore, but now it costs ₹6.9 crore, ex-showroom.

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India-UK FTA: Duty Cut Explained

The import duties will be reduced under a quota-based system and in a staged manner, depending on the engine size and fuel type: Check key details here:

• In the phased duty cut, import duties will fall to 80 per cent from a current 110 per cent on petrol cars above 3,000cc and diesel cars above 2,500cc, in the first year
• Notably, both of these categories have been capped at 10,000 units annually
• Currently, petrol vehicles between 1,500cc and 3,000cc, along with diesel engines up to 2,500cc, attract duties of up to 66 per cent. After the FTA, they will attract a reduced tariff of 50 per cent, capped at 5,000 units annually
• Moreover, petrol vehicles with engines of up to 1,500cc will also attract a reduced tariff of 50 per cent, with a quota of 5,000 units annually

The agreement between both countries also highlights a clear five-year timeline for duty reduction. By the fifth year, the quota will increase to 37,000 units annually, and all Internal Combustion Engines (ICE) will attract a reduced tariff of 10 per cent.

It is worth noting that vehicles imported beyond the mentioned quota will keep on attracting higher duties.