A special version of the British brand's model will be produced in a limited edition – just 50 units. Of these, 25 will be coupes, and the other 25 will be convertibles with the Volante designation.
Aston Martin began producing the Vanquish sports car in 2001, so in 2026 the model celebrates its 25th anniversary. Recall that the first generation remained on the assembly line until 2007, the second generation appeared in 2012 and was on sale until 2018. The Vanquish Vision concept was shown in 2019, but the model still had to take a break for several years. So the current Vanquish sports car only replaced the DBS in early autumn 2024, and in spring 2025 the family was joined by an open-top modification with the Volante suffix in its name.
To mark the quarter-century anniversary, the British brand decided to release a special version of the model with a maximally straightforward name – Vanquish 25. It was developed by the Q by Aston Martin division, which is tasked with preparing individual projects. The creators decided to pay homage to the original through some exterior changes.
Thus, the anniversary version features a Q Skye Silver body color, metallic decorative inserts, stainless steel side sill covers, as well as 21-inch forged alloy wheels and badges with the special version's name on the body. Inside the two-door cars, there are also "25" emblems on the headrests, laser-engraved inserts, and a bright red start/stop button.
No technical changes are planned, so under the hood of the Aston Martin Vanquish 25 sits the standard 5.2-liter twin-turbo V12 engine, with a maximum power of 835 hp and a torque of 1000 Nm. This engine works in conjunction with an eight-speed ZF automatic transmission, and the two-door cars are equipped with an electronically controlled locking differential.
Recall that the current Aston Martin Vanquish coupe accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.3 seconds, while the Vanquish Volante convertible takes 3.4 seconds. The top speed also differs slightly: 345 km/h for the former and 344 km/h for the latter.
It is known that Aston Martin will produce the Vanquish 25 special version in a limited edition: it will total just 50 units. Of these, 25 will be coupes, and the other 25 will be the open-top variant. The live premiere will take place in August during the annual Monterey Car Week event in California. Deliveries of the cars to customers will begin in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Meanwhile, Aston Martin recently unveiled a brutal V12-powered SUV called the Dreadnought. However, it was developed for the announced game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, and unfortunately, such an off-road vehicle cannot be purchased in reality.
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