Aston Martin unveils Super Tourer DB12 in India
The Hindu
Aston Martin unveils Super Tourer DB12 in India at ₹4.59 crore. Enquiries from India, 15-20 cars sold/yr & 150 active cars. Luxury car market growing 30% YOY, entire line-up of cars in India by 2024.
British ultra-luxury sports car manufacturer Aston Martin unveiled the Super Tourer DB12 in India at ₹4.59 crore, excluding customisation options.
“We have been getting enough enquiries from India. We have some quota for the Indian market. The car will be available in India for all the enthusiasts during the second quarter of CY24,” Tushar Anand, V-P, Aston Martin, New Delhi, told mediapersons after unveiling the car in Chennai.
Claiming that the company was selling about 15-20 cars per year in India, he said Aston Martin had a customer base of 150 cars in India, which was likely to grow further.
“The luxury car market is growing at 30% YOY and we are seeing great potential. 2024 is the first year we are going to have an entire line-up of Aston Martin cars in India such as DBX, DBX707, Vantage, DB12 and Valhalla,” he added.
CBIT and Customs clarify that reports on GST rate hike are premature and speculative, pending final recommendations from GoM.
Titan's Tanishq aims for double-digit growth in diamond jewelry sales in India, partnering with De Beers for promotion.
Sensex and Nifty rise for third day, led by blue-chip stocks; global markets show firm trends.
Digital Naukri is the fourth prize challenge by The/Nudge Institute in a series of grand challenges that focus on scalable solutions for complex livelihood challenges, ensuring urgency and a sharp focus on supporting the vulnerable segments of society.
Rupee hits all-time low against US dollar due to Trump's tariff threat, geopolitical tensions, and foreign outflows.
Stay informed with the latest updates from The Hindu’s updates on Sensex and Nifty
RBI reports significant decline in circulation of ₹2,000 banknotes since withdrawal announcement in May 2023.
The United States on Monday launched its third big crackdown in three years on China’s semiconductor industry.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has retired, the struggling chipmaker said Monday.
Bangladesh reduces power purchase from Adani due to lower winter demand and payment disputes, facing mounting dues.
Škoda Auto India introduces the Kylaq SUV with four variants, starting at ₹7.89 lakh, promising a game-changing customer experience.