Aston Martin Vanquish Price, Images, Specs & Variants

Name: Aston Martin Vanquish
Brand: Aston Martin
SKU: aston-martin-vanquish
Rating: 4.34 (14 reviews)

Aston Martin Vanquish

4.34Carwyapar Rating

₹ 9.50 Cr*

* On-Road PriceNew Delhi

Overview

The Aston Martin Vanquish is one of those names that carries an aura, and its story is less about one single car and more about how Aston Martin used the name to crown eras. The first Vanquish arrived in 2001, designed by Ian Callum, and it wasn’t just another Aston, it was the car that pulled the brand into the 21st century. It mixed hand craftsmanship with modern materials, with a bonded aluminum and carbon structure that felt like a step up from the old DB7. To m... More

The Aston Martin Vanquish is one of those names that carries an aura, and its story is less about one single car and more about how Aston Martin used ... More

Aston Martin Vanquish Colors

Aston Martin Vanquish Satin Iridescent Sapphire

Andromeda Red

Aston Martin Vanquish Overview

Body Construction

Monocoque

Body Type

COUPE

Length

4850 mm

Engine

5.2L V12 Twin-Turbo

Transmission

Drivetrain

RWD

Fuel Type

Petrol

Fuel Efficiency

6.5 KM/L

Tank Range

556 KMs

Aston Martin Vanquish (2) Variants

Vanquish Volante

Vanquish Coupe 9,49,67,676

Top Features

wireless Apple CarPlay Ultra — wireless Carplay

Connected car Aston Martin — Connected Car

Bowers & Wilkins audio vanquish — Bowers & Wilkins audio

Carbon Fibre Body Aston Martin — Carbon Fibre Body

Aston Martin Vanquish Colors

Andromeda Red

Aston Martin Vanquish Expert Opinions

Design and Aesthetics

Features and Specifications

After Sales Support

Brand Value

Resale Value

Likes

Powerful V12
Cruising Ability
Timeless British Design
Exclusivity

Dislikes

Steep Depreciation
Very High Running Cost

Aston Martin Vanquish (2)

Vanquish Volante

₹
On Road Price
( New Delhi )

Vanquish Coupe

Petrol / Automatic

₹ 9,49,67,676
On Road Price
( New Delhi )

Aston Martin Vanquish Expert Opinions

Design and Aesthetics

Features and Specifications

After Sales Support

Brand Value

Resale Value

Likes

Powerful V12
Cruising Ability
Timeless British Design
Exclusivity

Dislikes

Steep Depreciation
Very High Running Cost

Aston Martin Vanquish Ownership Expense

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Aston Martin Vanquish

4.34Carwyapar Rating

₹ 9.50 Cr*

* On-Road PriceNew Delhi

Overview

The Aston Martin Vanquish is one of those names that carries an aura, and its story is less about one single car and more about how Aston Martin used ... More

Aston Martin Vanquish Overview

Body Construction

Monocoque

Body Type

COUPE

Length

4850 mm

Engine

5.2L V12 Twin-Turbo

Transmission

Drivetrain

RWD

Fuel Type

Petrol

Fuel Efficiency

6.5 KM/L

Tank Range

556 KMs

Aston Martin Vanquish (2) Variants

Vanquish Volante

Vanquish Coupe 9,49,67,676

Top Features

Aston Martin Vanquish Reviews

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Krish Shiva

Love the V12 and the British DNA. The cruising ability is fantastic. The running cost is very high, and it depreciates quickly.

Vachaspati Malhotra

The Vanquish is all about presence. The powerful V12 and timeless design make it special. The resale value is weak, but the experience is unmatched.

Shiva Ravi

A brilliant grand tourer. The V12 and cruising ability are its highlights. The very high running cost and depreciation are major concerns.

Fahad Pezhman

Exclusivity and brand value are off the charts. The V12 offers immense power. The running cost is very high, but that's the price of royalty.

Rama Raj

This car has a soul. The V12 engine is phenomenal, and the British design is timeless. It's expensive to run, but worth every penny.

Pragya Solanki

The design is iconic, and the V12 is a masterpiece. It's incredibly exclusive. The steep depreciation and running costs are hard to ignore.

Roger Ross

A true gentleman's express. The V12 power and cruising ability are exceptional. The very high running costs are a major deterrent.

Pahlaj Govind

Timeless British design and a powerful V12. The Vanquish is a dream to drive long distances. Depreciation is the only real downside.

Ujjwal Prasad

That V12 engine is intoxicating. It's a brilliant cruiser with unmatched presence. The running cost is astronomical though.

Hamid Rana

Exclusivity and a powerful V12 define this car. The design is timeless, but the resale value drops like a stone. A love-hate relationship.

Aston Martin Vanquish FAQs

The 2025 Aston Martin Vanquish is priced at around ₹8.85 crore ex-showroom in India. On-road cost can cross ₹10 crore after taxes and registration.

The new Vanquish was launched in March 2025.

It comes with a 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 engine (5203 cc), tuned for high performance and long-distance GT driving.

The Vanquish delivers about 6.5 km/l, which is expected for a V12 super GT.

Fuel Tank Capacity: 82 litres Range: Around 556 km on a full tank under ideal conditions.

Assuming petrol costs ₹110 per litre: Mileage = 6.5 km/l Cost per km = ₹110 ÷ 6.5 ≈ ₹16.9/km So, expect nearly ₹17/km in fuel running cost, excluding maintenance.

Length: 4,850 mm Width: 2,044 mm Height: 1,290 mm Boot Space: 248 litres The car is low and wide, giving it a supercar stance while still carrying GT comfort.

The Vanquish Zagato is a limited-edition design collaboration between Aston Martin and Italian design house Zagato. Known for its unique styling and exclusivity, it exists in Coupe, Volante, Speedster, and Shooting Brake versions, with production limited to just 99 units each.

While it can technically be used daily, its low ground clearance and high running cost make it more of a weekend or touring GT than a city commuter.

Aston Martin Vanquish Ownership Expense

₹ 3.92 – 5.70 Cr*

On Road Price New Delhi

Aston Martin Vanquish Comparisons

₹ 3.92 – 5.70 Cr*

Aston Martin Vanquish Reviews

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Krish Shiva

Love the V12 and the British DNA. The cruising ability is fantastic. The running cost is very high, and it depreciates quickly.

Vachaspati Malhotra

The Vanquish is all about presence. The powerful V12 and timeless design make it special. The resale value is weak, but the experience is unmatched.

Shiva Ravi

A brilliant grand tourer. The V12 and cruising ability are its highlights. The very high running cost and depreciation are major concerns.

Fahad Pezhman

Exclusivity and brand value are off the charts. The V12 offers immense power. The running cost is very high, but that's the price of royalty.

Rama Raj

This car has a soul. The V12 engine is phenomenal, and the British design is timeless. It's expensive to run, but worth every penny.

Pragya Solanki

The design is iconic, and the V12 is a masterpiece. It's incredibly exclusive. The steep depreciation and running costs are hard to ignore.

Roger Ross

A true gentleman's express. The V12 power and cruising ability are exceptional. The very high running costs are a major deterrent.

Pahlaj Govind

Timeless British design and a powerful V12. The Vanquish is a dream to drive long distances. Depreciation is the only real downside.

Ujjwal Prasad

That V12 engine is intoxicating. It's a brilliant cruiser with unmatched presence. The running cost is astronomical though.

Hamid Rana

Exclusivity and a powerful V12 define this car. The design is timeless, but the resale value drops like a stone. A love-hate relationship.

Aston Martin Vanquish FAQs

The 2025 Aston Martin Vanquish is priced at around ₹8.85 crore ex-showroom in India. On-road cost can cross ₹10 crore after taxes and registration.

The new Vanquish was launched in March 2025.

It comes with a 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 engine (5203 cc), tuned for high performance and long-distance GT driving.

The Vanquish delivers about 6.5 km/l, which is expected for a V12 super GT.

Fuel Tank Capacity: 82 litres Range: Around 556 km on a full tank under ideal conditions.

Assuming petrol costs ₹110 per litre: Mileage = 6.5 km/l Cost per km = ₹110 ÷ 6.5 ≈ ₹16.9/km So, expect nearly ₹17/km in fuel running cost, excluding maintenance.

Length: 4,850 mm Width: 2,044 mm Height: 1,290 mm Boot Space: 248 litres The car is low and wide, giving it a supercar stance while still carrying GT comfort.

While it can technically be used daily, its low ground clearance and high running cost make it more of a weekend or touring GT than a city commuter.