Aston Martin narrows losses as Valhalla supercar boosts sales
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 09:44 · Archive
Aston Martin has reported narrower losses and a 36% revenue increase, driven by demand for its Valhalla supercar.
Aston Martin has reported improving financial performance despite remaining in the red. Third-quarter revenues soared 36% to £389 million compared with the same period last year. Pre-tax losses narrowed to £77 million from £112 million the previous year.
The British luxury carmaker attributed the improvement to strong demand for its Valhalla Coupe, a plug-in hybrid mid-engine supercar priced from about £850,000. The company has made about 350 deliveries since launch and expects around 500 by the end of the year. The supercar has increased average selling prices by a quarter, the company said.
Aston Martin also announced plans to launch a Valhalla Spider variant, with deliveries beginning in the second half of 2027. Under the leadership of Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll, the company's chairman and biggest shareholder, Aston Martin said its 'transformation programme' was delivering results. In February, the company had announced the cutting of up to nearly 600 jobs following bigger annual losses. It now expects stronger financial performance in 2026.

How it is being reported
- Aston Martin unveils £1.3m open-top Valhalla Spider as supercar helps to narrow the British firm's lossesAlmost all examples of the Spider have already been sold, despite production not beginning until the second half of 2027, providing a boost to the company's third-quarter results.This is Money · 28 Oct, 12:43
- Aston Martin’s Valhalla supercar drives sales growth as losses narrowThe carmaker said it was on track for about 500 Valhalla Coupe deliveries by the end of the year.Evening Standard · 28 Oct, 09:19
- Aston Martin’s Valhalla supercar drives sales growth as losses narrowThe carmaker said it was on track for about 500 Valhalla Coupe deliveries by the end of the year.Independent Business · 28 Oct, 09:19
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