Aston Martin’s future holds a number of new electric vehicles – and they’ll be built in-house. Speaking to media at the Geneva motor show, Aston Martin CEO, Andy Palmer, said the transition from internal combustion to electric power will force the brand to protect intellectual property, and that will begin with in-house electric motors. “I […]
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