Aston Martin Reports 38% Revenue Growth in Q3 2026
Aston Martin Lagonda said it remains on track to meet its full-year 2026 guidance, reporting improved profitability, stronger liquidity and a significantly lower free cash outflow for the year to date. Year-to-date revenue rose 38% from the same period last year, mainly driven by deliveries of the Valhalla Coupe. Total average selling price (ASP) increased 25%. Core retail demand exceeded wholesale volumes by more than 20%, while the company said its core order book remained stable as it balanced production with customer demand. Aston Martin expects core ASP growth of low to mid-single digits year over year. The company also cited efficiency measures tied to its model strategy and stock optimization, and said the DBX GT launch expands its lineup. These updates may inform investors tracking Aston Martin stock, but the transcript excerpt contains no direct cryptocurrency or digital-asset news.
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