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Recent Pipeline updates:
Updated: 09/20/18
Next stage: New in 2019
Aston will turn its four-door model into a full electric vehicle.
Updated: 09/20/18
Next stage: New in 2019
The hypercar developed with Red Bull Racing will be limited to just 150 units with an additional 25 designated only for track use when it arrives in 2019.
Updated: 09/20/18
Next stage: New in 2022
At this year's Geneva auto show, Aston displayed the Lagonda Vision concept to tease what the production model will look like.
Updated: 09/20/18
Next stage: New in 2021
The SUV will be the first model from Aston's all-electric Lagonda brand, arriving in 2021.
Updated: 09/20/18
Next stage: Redesign in 2019
The Flying Spur is the next nameplate to be redesigned, likely breaking cover in 2019 for the 2020 model year.
Updated: 09/20/18
Next stage: Redesign in 2020
Bentley's large sedan is up for a redesign in 2020.
Updated: 09/20/18
The shooting brake carries on with two variants, the GTC4Lusso and GTC4Lusso T, a lower-priced model with rear-wheel drive. But its future is murky.
Updated: 09/20/18
Next stage: New in 2022
Ferrari's foray into SUVs has a name: Purosangue, Italian for thoroughbred.
Updated: 09/20/18
Next stage: Possible in 2019
Ferrari confirmed it will launch a V-12 midengine sports car that could debut next year, but has not specified the timing or the name.
