Deliveries of Aston Martin crossovers to Russia were postponed due to coronavirus

Deliveries of Aston Martin DBX luxury crossover to Russia will begin only at the end of 2020. The director of the Avilon Aston Martin " branch, Pavel Valuev, announced it to the Vedomosti newspaper, by explaining that the supply of AstonMartin DBX to Russian buyers has shifted due to the coronavirus pandemic. Avilon is the exclusive dealer of AstonMartin in Russia.

The expositional car has been returned to the manufacturer in Britain, but another copy is planned to be delivered for testing in August, a source at the car market said. Earlier, the start of deliveries and sales of AstonMartin DBX in Russia was planned for June, but during the epidemic, the company's plant in South Wales did not work. As a result, the serial production of the new DBX SUV began in July. It is expected that about 80% of all DBX production will be exported to various countries of the world, including the Russian market. As AUTOSTAT previously reported, the first off-road vehicle of the AstonMartin DBX brand was officially presented in Russia in January of this year.