
The DBX707 and Valour are just two of the many stunning cars Aston Martin makes. Now the British carmaker has ventured into a new territory: a stroller for babies. In partnership with egg, a UK business known for its luxury nursery equipment, Aston Martin developed the $3,000 egg3 stroller set, which gives playground walks a supercar feel.
The stylish and strong frame can support a developing child weighing up to 55 pounds. The stroller’s quilted patterns were inspired by the interior design of the DBX707, which gives it a luxurious feel more akin to a car seat than a pushchair. The wheels with honeycomb spokes are a nod to the seven-figure cars, Valour and Victor. Even the center hubs mimic the dashboard dials of Aston Martin.
- BUILD A BRITISH SUPERCAR – Young auto enthusiasts 9 years old and up can build the legendary Aston Martin Valkyrie, a stylish speed machine favored by racing legends
- REALISTIC ENGINEERING COMPONENTS – Kids can discover real automotive principles as they build and operate mechanical features including functional steering, signature gullwing doors, a V12 engine with moving pistons, and a working differential
- AUTHENTIC FEATURES & DETAILS – This aerodynamic sports car toy features a striking teal color scheme and signature design elements that make it an icon of the open road


Parents have three color options to choose from. The green edition captures Aston Martin’s motorsport heritage with its deep colour and racing lime accents. One of the two grey options, with herringbone cloth and Bitter Chocolate leather and Magneto Bronze accents, is a nod to the brand’s historic interiors. These are mood setters, not just colours. The materials put the egg3 in a league of its own – from high-gloss silicone logos to real leather from Aston Martin’s own cars.



Andy Crane founded Egg in 1999 and the company is known for making smooth and safe strollers, which the egg3 is. The suspension is so smooth it can rival a high-end SUV’s ride. The stroller is practical for everyday use and looks great on park paths and city pavements. Its versatility is increased with accessories like carrycots that mean your child will grow with it from birth to toddlerhood. Available Q4 at select retailers and eggstroller.com, pre-orders open September 2025.

It’s not cheap at $3,000 but it’s a bargain when you consider it was inspired by the $260,000 DBX707. This is for parents who want an Aston Martin or already have one and want to bring that lifestyle to their child from an early age. It’s about adding a bit of car enthusiasm to the chaos of parenthood, not need. Stefano Saporetti, head of brand diversification at Aston Martin, calls it a “perfect synergy” and I agree. And it’s not just bearing a child, the egg3 also bears a legacy.





