In 2023, Aston Martin said it would debut its first EV by this year, and then in 2024 Aston said its first EV wouldn’t arrive until 2026. Now, the marque claims its first EV will be here within the next five years, or by 2030, as it focuses more on hybrid tech and new cars like the plug-in hybrid Valhalla .

British luxury marque recalibrates its powertrain lineup, as it battles shifting EV winds and low sales volumes.

“If you mapped the telemetry of a V12 engine – even a Valkyrie race engine, naturally aspirated – measure the frequencies and then built those into the body structure of the vehicle linked to the throttle position and torque load of the electric-motors…

Aston Martin is shifting things around a bit, already announcing a next-gen wave of hybrid versions of its sports cars and likely its sole SUV, while scaling back plans to introdu

Aston Martin has once again pushed back the launch of its first electric vehicle (EV), but it's promising to introduce more hybrids.