Aston Martin Recalls — Canada & USA

Aston Martin has 23 models with recall activity in our database, spanning 1996 through 2026. Across those models, 86 recall campaigns are recorded, and the severity distribution skews heavily toward the top two tiers under the severity rating system: 41% of campaigns carry a Critical rating and 31% carry a High rating, together accounting for 72% of all recorded campaigns. Critical recalls cover consequences such as fire risk, loss of vehicle control, and other conditions that can result in serious injury or death, while High recalls address significant hazards that fall just short of that threshold. Medium recalls represent 26% of the total, and Low recalls account for the remaining 2%, with no Informational campaigns in the database.

The DBX leads the lineup with 11 recalls, followed closely by the DB9 at 10 and the DB7 at 6. Among the most recent Critical campaigns, a 2024 recall affects the Valkyrie, where brakes that overheat increase the risk of a fire. The concentration of Critical and High activity across a relatively compact lineup of 23 models means that a large share of the vehicles covered carry at least one recall tied to a consequential safety condition.