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Aston Martin roadmap spills its huge electric plans

Aston Martin roadmap spills its huge electric plans

Posted on November 4, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Aston Martin may only just have inked a deal to get its hands on Mercedes’ electric vehicle tech, but the automaker already has plans on how to use it. Announced last week, the agreement should see Mercedes-Benz eventually take as much as a 20-percent stake in the legendary British sports car company, in return for access to the Germans’ tech.

It’s an expansion of an existing agreement, that already saw recent Aston Martin models use AMG-built V8 gas engines.
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