Aston Martin has teamed up with baby brand Egg to create a pushchair that could give your family walks some serious 007 vibes. The new Egg3 Aston Martin stroller collection blends luxury car design cues with baby-friendly engineering, making it easily the most high-octane buggy you’ll see at the park.

Egg has just been announced as the official stroller partner of Aston Martin, with the first products landing in late 2025. That means carrycots, accessories and the main event: a stroller that wears its inspiration proudly.

Think honeycomb wheels inspired by Aston Martin’s Valour and Victor supercars, DBX707-style quilting, and genuine Aston Martin leather used across the trims. There’s even a green edition with lime highlights for a proper motorsport-inspired look, alongside two grey versions with herringbone fabric and bronze or chocolate accents.

Egg Egg3 Aston Martin stroller handle detail
Egg Egg3 Aston Martin stroller wheel detail

“Parents have often described the Egg as the Aston Martin of the stroller world,” said Andy Crane, founder of BabyStyle, the company behind Egg. “Our retailers and parents have often described egg this way — so in many ways, this partnership feels like a natural evolution.”

In many ways, this partnership feels like a natural evolution. Both Aston Martin and Egg are driven by design, precision, and a deep-rooted respect for craftsmanship – this collaboration is the perfect meeting of minds.”

And Aston Martin’s Stefano Saporetti added: “Just like the DBX brought performance and versatility to family travel, the new stroller will offer parents a stylish, functional and high-quality option delivering the Aston Martin experience to the full family.

“The Aston Martin Egg3 isn’t just a stroller but is bringing our passion for exceptional design, meticulous craftsmanship, and engineering excellence to products that enhance every aspect of a luxury lifestyle.”

Egg 3 Aston Martin stroller

Prices haven’t been announced yet, but don’t expect this to be a budget buy. The range will debut at the Kind + Jugend Trade Fair in Cologne this September, with pre-orders opening soon after. Expect to see them rolling out worldwide by the end of 2025.

So if you’ve got a little one on the way and a soft spot for British performance, this might be the slickest way to take parenthood for a spin.

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