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Aston Martin commits to Lagonda revival

Aston Martin commits to Lagonda revival

Posted on May 12, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Luxury marque relaunch is back on but it won’t be pure-electric only; Aston brand to be ‘broader’ too

Aston Martin boss Tobias Moers has revealed that the British car-maker still plans to relaunch Lagonda as a luxury brand, despite cancelling its return to market last year.

In an interview with journalists, Moers admitted that resurrecting Lagonda as a luxury alternative to Rolls-Royce and Bentley still held appeal and that it would happen – just not as early as 2022 and no longer as an all-electric brand as originally intended.
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