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Based on Aston Martin's closing share price on Sept. 29, the stake is valued at 66.6 million pounds ($74 million). It was bought by Li Shufu, founder and chairman of Zhejiang Geely, Aston Martin said in a regulatory filing, making the Chinese firm one of the top shareholders in the British carmaker, according to Refinitiv Eikon.

Piech Automotive AG, a company co-founded by the great-grandson of Porsche founder Ferdinand Porsche, has now announced its own leadership shake-up. Most notably, former Aston Martin CEO Tobias Moers will be joining Piech Automotive as its Chief Technical Officer and Co-CEO. Moers helped to put Aston Martin on a steadier path after years with Mercedes-AMG and could go a long way to establishing Piech Automotive among more prominent brands.

Historically, infotainment hasn’t been a high priority for makers of high-performance cars. That’s especially true for Aston Martin, an independent company with a small budget that gave precedence to performance and luxury touches, not dashboard displays.

Aston Martin is using its upcoming Valhalla high-performance plug-in hybrid to develop a playbook for its future EVs. Executives said that the 937-horsepower Valhalla supercar exhibited at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance on Sunday showcases lessons in driver engagement, visual effects and sound that could surface in its first EV in 2025.

On being asked by GPFans about their 2022 car, Krack said that the team's development focus is still on it. Considering the rule changes for the 2023 season and the technical directive, the Aston Martin team principal expressed his preference to develop the current car for as long as they can.

Iconic British automaker Aston Martin just unveiled a convertible version of the powerful and speedy V12 Vantage. Called the 2023 V12 Vantage Roadster, the vehicle is stunning and a big surprise as Aston Martin announced nearly six months ago that the V12 Vantage Coupe was the last of the dynasty cars that date back decades. Apparently, Astin Martin, which was 007 James Bond's car of choice, is finding it difficult to say goodbye to the magnificent vehicle.

Alpine's Sporting Director Alan Premane has recently talked about Aston Martin's rear wing design that turned heads during the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Sebastian Vettel has determined to hold up his helmet on the finish of the season. It’s a call which might doubtless have been obtained very otherwise had he taken it two years in the past.Again then,Vettel was on his manner out of Ferrari after Charles Leclerc had wrecked the four-time champion’s declare to be the crew’s prime driver. Over his closing season in purple, Vettel was out-scored by his crew mate by a ratio of practically three to at least one.

Szafnauer believed his Enstone-based squad had been on the verge of signing Alonso to a fresh F1 contract as they neared the end of negotiations ahead of the summer break. But despite being informed by Alonso on the Sunday night of the Hungarian Grand Prix that everything looked set to be sorted out by the lawyers, Szafnauer said he was shocked when he read Aston Martin’s announcement on Monday.

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The Aston Martin Valkyrie is a limited production hybrid hypercar collaboratively developed by Aston Martin, Red Bull Racing Advanced Technologies, and others like Dr. Andy Palmer, Christian Homer, and Simon Spoule. Valkyrie was conceived by famed F1 engineer and Red Bull Racing's Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey who envisioned the world’s fastest road-legal car, a track-oriented supercar that’s just as enjoyable on everyday roads.

Aston Martin’s first plug-in hybrid car will arrive in 2024 and the first all-electric car will see the light of day in 2025. Aston Martin has already chosen Britishvolt, another British company, for its batteries. But now Gaydon must choose a platform for its future plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles. “We are identifying the products we want to launch and hope to have a response early next year,” said Lawrence Stroll, CEO of Aston Martin.

This week, luxury British carmaker Aston Martin unveils an updated version of its iconic wing logo along with an updated logotype and a new tag line. The sophisticated tuning of the logo may not be noticeable to some, but for CH readers it’s likely quite obvious—the wings have simpler, bolder lines and the logotype is both refined and more prominent. The livery will debut on the Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 car at the 2022 French Grand Prix, and will roll on all new brand touch points in the coming months.

Aston Martin’s iconic wings are taking flight into an intense new era, with the British ultra-luxury marque today launching a bold new creative brand strategy and global marketing campaign to further accelerate its growth amongst new audiences.

Celebrating the company’s position as makers of the most exquisitely addictive performance cars and centred on the brand idea Intensity. Driven. the creative identity builds on Aston Martin’s strong, established reputation for combining luxurious craftsmanship and sophisticated design with high-octane emotion and intense driving pleasure, as defined by breath-taking new models such as DBX707, V12 Vantage and the uncompromising Aston Martin Valkyrie. The strategic repositioning is the largest investment in Aston Martin’s brand for more than a decade and strengthens its position at the pinnacle of the performance ultra-luxury segment. It builds on Aston Martin’s growing appeal to a wider, affluent global audience strategically targeted by the brand, whilst underpinning its core values.

Aston Martin is reportedly on the hunt for significant new investments as it continues to battle through financial issues. It is understood that the British car manufacturer has £1.2 billion ($1.46 billion) of outstanding bonds, bank drafts, and loans keeping it afloat and that it is looking to bring a new investor into the mix. Autocar suggests that Aston Martin may be willing to offer a seat on its board for an investment that could be worth as much as £200 million ($242 million).

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The British manufacturer’s shares fell 8% on Thursday, paring an earlier plunge of as much as 20%, after issuing a statement saying it regularly reviews funding options. The stock dropped almost 10% on Wednesday, when Autocar reported the carmaker could bring in a new investor and offer a position on its board. The Financial Times said Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund could take a stake in the business worth £200 million ($243 million), citing anonymous sources.

German fashion brand Hugo Boss announced on Thursday it was returning to Formula One with the Aston Martin team, five years after leaving for the electric Formula E series. The deal, announced at the British Grand Prix on Thursday and initially running until 2025, will see Boss branding on the F1 cars with immediate effect and the company providing team apparel from 2023.