The troubled company said it will shortly launch consultations on the job losses, which have been driven by lower-than-planned production volumes and improved productivity.
Aston Martin said the restructuring is expected to cost around £12 million.
Meanwhile, car dealership Lookers has announced it will axe about 1,500 jobs and shut 12 showrooms.
Lookers said it was launching redundancy consultations across all areas of the group which are expected to see around 1,500 jobs go among its 8,100-strong workforce.
It comes as the Altrincham-based group revealed it will shut another 12 sites – either by closure, merging with other showrooms or refranchising – on top of the 15 dealerships being closed under plans announced in November.
The closures will leave it with 136 dealerships across the UK.
It emerged last month that rival car dealership Pendragon had held talks with Lookers over a potential merger but failed to secure a deal.
