Aston Martin Vantage RS 2027 spotted during road testing
New images of the 2027 Aston Martin Vantage RS have surfaced during road testing in Germany. The prototype features a central quad-exhaust system and high-downforce aerodynamics, suggesting a track-focused iteration.
Spy photographers have captured images of the upcoming 2027 Aston Martin Vantage RS undergoing road tests in Germany. The latest visual evidence reveals a revised exhaust configuration, with four central tailpipes replacing the eight seen on earlier prototypes. The car also sports a prominent rear wing and aggressive aerodynamic elements, indicating a focus on enhanced track performance.
The front end of the camouflaged test vehicle shows a more pronounced splitter, a wider grille, and side air curtains designed to channel more air towards the radiators and front braking system. The rear diffuser and the large active rear wing are key components of its high-downforce package.
Fitted with high-performance Pirelli tires, the rear wheels measure 325/30 ZR21. Power is expected to come from an AMG-sourced V8 engine, with an output that is anticipated to match or exceed the 671 horsepower of the Vantage S. The engine is reported to produce 800 Newton-meters of torque on gasoline alone.
These observations suggest Aston Martin is preparing a more potent and track-oriented version of the Vantage. Further specifications and an official release date are expected to be announced closer to the vehicle's launch.