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Deeply indebted and burning through cash, iconic British automaker Aston Martin – maker of James Bond’s car – desperately needs a change in fortunes. CEO Adrian…
Deeply indebted and burning through cash, iconic British automaker Aston Martin – maker of James Bond’s car – desperately needs a change in fortunes. CEO Adrian Hallmark explains what happened to the carmaker, why luxury carmakers have collectively struggled in recent years and why he expects 2027 to bring more positive results.
00:00 - Aston Martin CEO Adrian Hallmark talks to DW
00:26 – Brand strategy
03:00 – Where is the turnaround?
05:47 – What happened to the luxury car market?
08:54 – Markets in “growth mode”
10:06 – A reverse of Brexit?
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People want reliable care. If you afford an Aston Martin you can afford a reliable luxury vehicle
@@WorldAffairsExpertImported1mo ago
Who tf buys these?
@@yoanalexander78Imported1mo ago
Nope !! Byby !!😅😅😅
@@patusoro4781Imported1mo ago
Title: Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund promises a better 2027 - ftfy, u welcome
@@chaosking911Imported1mo ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hyiszSicTI&t=12">0:12</a> 😂 bro they just ain't buying the antiquated garbage we're producing in the west they sure are buying their own luxury cars.
@@metamorphic75Imported1mo ago
By the time they release their car to China, they will realize that China wants/prefers EVs.<br>The DBx gt is going to flop - wrong car for a tech-centric consumer.<br><br>This company is like Kodak when everyone was investing in digital cameras.
@@sixdonutsImported1mo ago
Software... lol
@@maestrovsoImported1mo ago
As much chance of turning it around as Lance Stroll stepping onto the F1 podium just once, or getting to the third qualifying round.
Deeply indebted and burning through cash, iconic British automaker Aston Martin – maker of James Bond’s car – desperately needs a change in fortunes. CEO Adrian Hallmark explains what happened to the carmaker, why luxury carmakers have collectively struggled in recent years and why he expects 2027 to bring more positive results.
00:00 - Aston Martin CEO Adrian Hallmark talks to DW
00:26 – Brand strategy
03:00 – Where is the turnaround?
05:47 – What happened to the luxury car market?
08:54 – Markets in “growth mode”
10:06 – A reverse of Brexit?
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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