Aston Martin's revenues soared last year as its new management team's plan to improve profitability and cut losses took hold.
Sales climbed 82% to 6178 units in 2021 – a reflection of 2020's pandemic-impacted operations – and the firm expects to sell more than 6600 units in 2022 as it expands its product line-up.
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Sales projections for the DBX were north of 4,000 units a year, so still a way to go.
Are they going to let journalists drive the Valkyrie? They didn't let them drive the One-77, and it has led a bit of a strange existence as a result.
The 3,000ish DBX models were mostly pre-orders, but there's no word on how orders are stacking up now.
Of the 10 Valkyrie models allegedly delivered, only one has been spotted in the public. In Munich, a couple of weeks in to 2022. And even then it is suspected this was a PR stunt by Aston. Certainly looked like it as the audio for the clip released was too good for it to be anything else.
Aston's share price continues to circle the drain...