- Aston Martin will build 50 Vanquish 25 models, split evenly between Coupe and Volante bodies.
- The twin-turbo V12 produces approximately 614kW and 1,000Nm of torque in total.
- New Zealand allocation and pricing remain undisclosed ahead of first customer deliveries in the fourth quarter.
Aston Martin will take a limited-run Vanquish 25 to Monterey Car Week next month, marking 25 years of the nameplate with a 50-car global production run.
Created by the Q by Aston Martin personalisation division, the Vanquish 25 will be offered as 25 Coupes and 25 Volantes. It is a deliberately rare follow-up to one of Aston Martin’s long-running flagship names, rather than a new-volume variant.
The special adds Q Skye Silver paint, Vanquish 25 badging, metal-foil detailing and a subtle highlight on the 21-inch forged wheels. Inside, buyers get unique trim patterns, embroidered seatbacks, laser-etched inlays and a red start/stop button.
It is the sort of specification exercise that matters as much to collectors as performance figures do. The cars are intended to look and feel distinct from the regular Vanquish while retaining the model's familiar grand-touring brief.
V12 performance remains
Power comes from a 5.2-litre twin-turbocharged V12 producing approximately 614kW alongside 1000Nm of torque. Aston Martin claims a 0-100km/h time of 3.3 seconds and a 344km/h top speed.
The Vanquish 25 will make its global premiere during Monterey Car Week, running from 10 to 16 August. It is a fitting stage for low-volume, high-value machinery, and this Aston Martin is aimed squarely at that audience.
For buyers, the appeal is not a new powertrain or a stripped-out track focus. It is a carefully limited version of Aston Martin's current V12 flagship, packaged around an anniversary that gives the nameplate a clear story.
First customer deliveries are scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter. Aston Martin has not disclosed New Zealand pricing or whether any of the 50 examples will be allocated locally.
