# Aston Martin Delays EV Launch to 2033-2035

> Aston Martin's first EV won't arrive until 2033 or later, with V8 and V12 engines running through 2035.
- Title: Aston Martin Delays EV Launch to 2033-2035 · Motor1 | Shortify
- Summary: Aston Martin's first EV won't arrive until 2033 or later, with V8 and V12 engines running through 2035. Aston Martin delays its first electric vehicle to…
- Keywords: aston martin, v12, 2035, combustion engines, electric vehicle, ceo, adrian hallmark, lucid, bev delayer, co2 rules, Aston, Martin
- Source: Motor1 — https://motor1.com/news/810568/aston-martin-delays-first-ev
- Author: Brian Potter
- Published: 2026-10-02T10:46:07+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: aston martin, ev, v8, v12, 2035, combustion engines, electric vehicle, ceo, adrian hallmark, lucid, bev delayer, co2 rules
## EV Timeline Shift
Aston Martin's first battery-electric vehicle will not arrive before 2033, and might not land until 2035.
## CEO Adrian Hallmark
CEO Adrian Hallmark outlines a 2033 to 2035 window for Aston Martin's first EV while planning compliant V8 and V12 engines through 2035.
## BEV Delayer Status
Hallmark describes the company as a 'BEV delayer', not a 'BEV denier' to separate postponed launch from abandoned one.

> BEV delayer
## Lucid Partnership
A deal with Lucid gives Aston Martin access to electric-vehicle technology, with delayed timeline working in the company's favor.
## Combustion Engine Timeline
V8 and V12 engines stay in production through 2035, with hybridization part of the roadmap but plug-in hybrids not included.
## Regulatory Factors
European CO2 rules target 100 percent reduction by 2035 versus 2021 levels, with UK allowing hybrids until 2035.
## What Happens Next
Aston Martin's first EV arrives closer to 2035 for compliance in key markets while keeping combustion engines legal until 2035.
## Key takeaway

Aston Martin delays its first electric vehicle to 2033-2035 while keeping V8 and V12 engines in production until 2035.