It was auctioned for charity in 1995. Still part of the royal fleet is a cherished Aston Martin DB6 MkII Volante, a 21st birthday present from his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.

King Charles has commissioned a custom, plum-colored Lotus Eletre, a high-powered electric SUV, adding to his collection of vehicles and reinforcing his commitment to sustainable transportation.

King Charles has been seen for the first time in his new £170,000 electric BMW i7 M70 xDrive during a trip to Sunday service ...

King Charles is set to add a £160,000 electric Lotus to his multi-million-pound car collection, further cementing his reputation as an environmentally conscious monarch. The King has reportedly ...

Driving the brand new 2026 Aston Martin Vantage Roadster gives you a sense that this storied British brand is as healthy and robust as it’s ever been. As Aston Martin’s “entry-level” model ...

Aston Martin will be the first brand to make the leap, and integration will be coming to new orders of the company's sports cars and SUVs starting today. The biggest difference between CarPlay and ...

If you are lucky enough to be considering the purchase of an Aston Martin Vantage, you have a new, tricky choice to make: whether to go for a fixed or fabric roof. Sure, the existing coupe is ...

Adrian Newey has only just kicked off his time as Aston Martin Formula 1 designer, holing himself away as he crafts a machine worthy of the F1 2026 regulations. But this weekend, Newey is ...

Aston Martin keeps losing money, as debt surged to more than one billion dollars last year while sales dropped by almost nine percent – but things might soon take a positive turn. The reason for ...

Aston Martin team principal Andy Cowell has lifted the lid on “lunchtime conversations” with Adrian Newey over ways to improve the team’s F1 2025 car. It comes as Newey prepares to make his ...

It's not for nothing, because his Aston Martin team is adding new faces, there is a promising approach and they are taking the first steps. Although they do not equate to immediate victories.