Aston Martin has revealed a highly-uprated version of its twin-turbocharged V12 motor, due to power a new model of Vanquish that will be revealed later in 2024.

The new Vanquish will be officially unveiled before the end of this year. Aston Martin in 2019 showed a mid-engine concept badged Vanquish at the Geneva Show, but the new car will be a front engine coupe, much like the most recent Vanquish (pictured below), with a convertible version likely to appear some time in 2025.

The powertrain went under a "complete redesign", resulting in significant improvements in its output and efficiency

Buckle up, petrolheads! The iconic British marque Aston Martin has thrown down the gauntlet to the prancing horse. On May 1st, they released a teaser video showcasing a brand new, twin-turbo V12 engine,

Aston Martin announces that it has a redesigned version of its twin-turbo V12, and it will launch in a new model this year.

British carmaker Aston Martin revealed the initial details on a new type of V12 engine, also confirms the arrival of a new Vanquish later this year

All will be vanquished,” said Aston Martin, in the world’s least cryptic code about where its new, entirely overhauled, and fresh-for-2024 V12 engine will find a home. The Aston Martin Vanquish will return,

Despite ever-tightening emissions and noise regulations, Aston Martin has announced that its iconic line of V12 models will live on for a while yet. Later this year, the firm will launch a new flagship coupe to replace the DBS Superleggera, powered by an 824bhp V12 engine.

Astonishing news for automobile enthusiasts as Aston Martin unveils a robust V-12 engine designed for the upcoming DBS model, anticipated to bring back the iconic Vanquish badge. With a staggering 824 horsepower,

Aston Martin is set to reintroduce the iconic Vanquish name through its upcoming GT flagship model. The new vehicle will be powered by a re-engineered V12 engine, offering significantly more power than its predecessor,