At least 50% of Aston Martin car sales should be electric by 2030, says CEO

By Ben Klayman Posted on October 19, 2021

An Aston Martin DB6 is pictured in this handout picture provided by Lunaz, a company which is turning classic gasoline powered cars into electric vehicles, in Silverstone

LONDON (Reuters) – At least 50% of British luxury carmaker Aston Martin’s sales should be electric models by 2030, the company’s top executive said on Tuesday.

“I would say a minimum of 50% of our sales will be electric, possibly more,” Aston Martin Chief Executive Tobias Moers said during the Reuters Events Automotive Summit.

(Reporting by Nick Carey; Editing by Edmund Blair)