Aston Martin's 4 new EVs will get Lucid-backed performance boost

Aston Martin EV sketch — A sketch released by Aston Martin hints that the first of its new EVs will be a coupe-styled SUV. (ASTON MARTIN)

June 28, 2023 02:33 PM

GAYDON, England -- Aston Martin will launch four new full-electric cars in four years starting in 2025 using technology from U.S. EV maker Lucid Motor to greatly enhance their performance.

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