2026 Aston Martin Vantage S Elevates Performance with 670 HP

The 2026 Aston Martin Vantage S Is Back—And More Ferocious Than Ever

The legendary Vantage S returns, packing a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V-8 (courtesy of Mercedes-AMG) and a serious attitude adjustment. This isn’t just a refresh—it’s a full-blown reinvention, with sharper handling, more power, and a few surprises under the hood.

Key Upgrades at a Glance:

✅ 670 horsepower—a solid bump over the standard Vantage.
✅ Retuned chassis, throttle, and suspension for razor-sharp precision.
✅ Orders open now, first deliveries late 2025.

Gone is the old V-12, but don’t mourn just yet—the new Vantage S proves that smaller can mean meaner. Despite dropping two cylinders, this beast delivers even more power and aggression than before.

Performance That Thrills

The AMG-sourced 4.0-liter V-8 now churns out 670 hp (14 more than the base model) while torque stays at a neck-snapping 590 lb-ft. Power goes only to the rear wheels, and with revised launch control, Aston claims a 0-60 mph sprint in 3.3 seconds—though real-world tests might shave that down even further.

Built for Drivers Who Demand More

Aston’s engineers didn’t just tweak this car—they obsessed over every detail to make it more responsive and engaging:
🔥 Instant throttle response—no lag, just raw acceleration when you want it.
🔥 Upgraded suspension & softer transmission mounts for better road feel.
🔥 Stiffer rear subframe (bolted straight to the body) for tighter handling.
🔥 Fine-tuned camber, toe, and caster to keep it planted when pushing hard.

Looks That Match the Attitude

The Vantage S doesn’t just go faster—it looks the part, too:
💨 Carbon-fiber hood vents (for better cooling and extra menace).
💨 Full-width rear spoiler (exclusive to the S model).
💨 Handcrafted "S" badges on the fenders—because subtlety is overrated.

Mark Your Calendar

The Vantage S makes its grand debut at Goodwood Festival of Speed, with first customer cars arriving in late 2025. If you want one, now’s the time to speak up—this thing won’t stay in showrooms for long.