Mercedes Power Unit Partnership
Aston Martin's Mercedes power unit partnership began in 2021.
Aston Martin has used Mercedes power units since the 2021 season, when the team was rebranded from Racing Point. The team has competed with Mercedes power units under its various names since 2009.
Quick Facts
- Partnership start
- 2021 (as Aston Martin F1 Team)
- Engine manufacturer
- Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains
- Power unit type
- V6 Turbo Hybrid
- Team base
- Silverstone, United Kingdom
- Engine plant
- Brixworth, United Kingdom
- Status
- Active
Reader's Guide
Aston Martin's current power unit partnership is with Mercedes, which began with the team's rebranding in 2021 and has continued through the present.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Aston Martin begin using Mercedes power units?
This partnership officially launched in 2021 following the team's rebranding and return to full constructor status. It established a new technical era for the squad under the Aston Martin name.
What specific engine technology is supplied by Mercedes?
The manufacturer provides V6 Turbo Hybrid power units designed by Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains. These engines are built specifically to meet modern Formula One regulations and performance standards.
Where do the components for this partnership originate?
The collaboration links Aston Martin's design base in Silverstone with Mercedes' engine plant located in Brixworth. Both facilities are situated within the United Kingdom, emphasizing shared British engineering heritage.
Is the Mercedes Power Unit Partnership still active today?
Yes, the current status of this alliance remains active for the Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One Team. It continues to serve as the primary technical backbone for their chassis operations.
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