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Aston Martin pushes back its first electric vehicle launch to 2030, marking a five-year delay from the original timeline.

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Market demands steer luxury carmaker towards plug-in hybrids as customers seek middle ground between pure gasoline and full electric vehicles.

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CEO Adrian Hallmark admits electrification path faces complexities compared to previous years' straightforward predictions.

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Strategic partnership with Lucid Motors secures $450 million worth contracts for electric powertrains and battery technology.

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Valhalla supercar leads Aston Martin's plug-in hybrid charge as sports car enthusiasts warm up to electrified powertrains

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Combined gasoline and hybrid vehicles projected to dominate 85% of Aston Martin's sales portfolio by 2030.

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Iconic V12 engine production scheduled to cease around 2030, with final units reaching customers by 2028.

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Company weighs options between electrifying existing models versus developing completely new electric vehicles.

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Carbon neutrality target set between 2035-2040 aligns with customer preferences and market realities.

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