Aston Martin awarded Royal Warrant by U.K. monarchy

For the first time in the marque's 112-year history, Aston Martin has been awarded a Royal Warrant by Appointment to His Majesty The King.

This now means that Aston Martin's iconic wings will sit beside the royal Coat of Arms of the British sovereign. Whilst official confirmation of the new Royal Warrant came in May 2024, only now has the marque applied the Royal Arms to its branding, following release of the new Royal Coat of Arms of King Charles III by the College of Arms.

This also continues Aston Martin Lagonda's eight-decade long history with the Royal Family, dating back to 1954, when Prince Philip took delivery of a 3.0-litre Lagonda.

In more recent times, the DB6 Mk2 Volante took centre stage of the wedding of the current Prince and Princess of Wales in 2011. The same car provided a grand entrance for The King and Queen to the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in 2022, as well as being proudly displayed at Sandringham in 2024 during a gathering of the Aston Martin Owners Club, of which The King has been a member of since 1973.