Aston Martin has officially announced that the new Vantage will make its world premiere on February 12, along with the Vantage GT3 and F1 challenger AMR24.
Judging from the official release of the first teaser image, it is still the smallest sports car from Aston Martin, with a new design language on the outside, and the Vantage's iconic air intakes can be clearly seen, although the shape and fold lines are similar to the current model, but the overall design is slightly different. It looks very wide and further accentuates the strong sporty vibe of the Vantage. The power continues to carry 4The 0T twin-turbo V8 engine is available in two body forms: a hardtop version and a convertible version.
While the announcement doesn't reveal more information, the new Vantage is widely expected to be powered by AMG's 40-liter V8 engine, power is expected to exceed 600 horsepower. As for the transmission, since the current Vantage is only available with an automatic transmission, it is unlikely that the ** model will offer a manual transmission option. However, Aston Martin has previously stated that it will continue to offer manual transmissions in limited edition models, such as the Valour model released in July last year.
Those familiar with the Aston Martin product line will know that the Vantage is its core and largest selling model range, with the brand's model range including the V8Vantage, Vanquish, DB11, DBS and DB9, each of which is meticulously crafted to reflect Aston Martin's commitment to performance and design.