Aston Martin plots 200% sales growth after 32% dip in COVID-hit 2020

Aston Martin’s new DBX SUV accounted for more than a quarter of the British carmaker’s 2020 sales as volumes declined by 32% in a COVID-impacted 2020.

The Gaydon-based OEM, which came under new ownership in 2020, sold a total of 4,150 retail vehicles last year across the year, with the DBX accounting for 1,171.

Its wholesale volume declined still further, falling 42% from 5,862 units to 3,394.