Aston Martin reduces the DBX offer to a single version… but what version!

Aston Martin has decided to reduce the DBX offering to a single version. And as it could not be otherwise, it has been decided on the most powerful of all. He nuevo Aston Martin DBX70 incorporates improvements integral in the interiorwith a cabin that is even more luxurious and refined and with the latest in technology.

The DBX707 receives the new generation of infotainment system of Aston Martin, with a multi-panel system fully integrated and tailor-made for the SUV. Includes wireless connection Apple CarPlay y Android AutoUSB-C connections and full online connectivity with the Aston Martin customer app.

The user can find all the system information in the large 10.25-inch Pure Black touchscreen with capacitive control. Likewise, the instrument panel becomes a screen 12.3 inches (1.5 wider than those of the DB12 and Vantage). But the best of all is that the British firm has not made the mistake of digitizing all the vehicle’s controls, preserving a large number of physical buttons, maintaining a perfect balance between modernity and functionality. For key operations such as gear selection, driving mode, heating and ventilation, as well as controlling the audio system, physical controls continue to be offered. Switches for suspension, ESP and exhaust, as well as lane keep assist and park distance control, are also included, ensuring the most frequently used controls are always at hand.

Beyond the technological evolution of the DBX, the overall quality feel has been optimized in practically all areas of the SUV interior: from the new steering wheel to the redesigned “D”-shaped door handles and the elegant vertical air vents, both combined with bright chrome inserts o dark chrome. The new front door trim panels are larger and available in a variety of New Materials, such as glossy smoked oak, glossy titanium mesh, and updated ziricote wood, piano black, and carbon fiber veneers.

The user can choose between three tapestries different interiors, each with its own details: Inspire Comfort, with matrix embroidery and padding; Inspire Sport, with vector embroidery, and Accelerate, with Alcantara, for an extra touch of sportiness. Other details include micro borders and satin embroidery. And, of course, there is a wide scope for customization through Aston Martin’s bespoke service, Q by Aston Martin.

In the new DBX, even the smallest detail has been taken care of to offer a Extraordinary live-aboard experiencesomething that inevitably involves providing excellent sound equipment. As standard, the Aston Martin Premium Audio 800w 14 speakers, which features QuantumLogic surround sound processing for an exceptional acoustic experience. But optionally, the most music lovers can install a system developed together with Bowers & Wilkins. Acoustically designed for the interior volume and shape of the DBX707, this exceptional system utilizes technologies and innovations found in Bowers & Wilkins’ acclaimed world-class loudspeakers. Aluminum dual-cone tweeters and Continuum midrange speakers provide this surround sound system with 23 speakers and double amplification of 1,600 W for balanced and precise sound. 3D in-ceiling speakers, subwoofers and a powerful subwoofer deliver a powerful and dynamic sound experience, mirroring the features of the DBX707 itself.

The DBX707 can be customized with five new paint colors: Black Epsilon, Helios Yellow, Sprint Green, Malachite Green and Aura Green, in addition to Podium Green, available for the first time exclusively on the DBX707 AMR23 Edition. There is also two new rim finishes: Satin Black on the 23” Fortis wheel and Copper Bronze on the 23” Forged wheel. The design of the 22” Sport, 23” Fortis and 23” Forged wheels remains unchanged, with Silver, Gloss Black, Textured Black, Satin Black and Satin Black Diamond Turned finishes also available on select wheels.

The renewed SUV also debuts new flush handles on the doors, which emerge when unlocking the vehicle, as well as new exterior mirrors Flush glass and rotating head. Driven by the adoption of a more sophisticated Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), the new mirror design incorporates improved fully integrated cameras to support 3D parking camera functionality. Unlike the previous design, where the adjustable mirror moved within the fixed outer casing, in the new solution the entire mirror and casing assembly rotates as one to provide adjustment. In addition to providing better camera accommodation, the flush mirror design maximizes surface size for a greater field of view.

The DBX707 mentions the 707 CV of power delivered by your engine 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8. It develops no less than 900 Nm of torque, which is transmitted through a 9 speed wet clutch automatic gearbox. Associated with a sophisticated four-wheel drive system capable of sending up to 100% of the torque to the rear axle on demand, the DBX707 can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.3 seconds and reach a maximum speed of 310 km/h.

As standard, the DBX707 has impressive 22 inch wheelsthat some carbon ceramic brakes 420 mm front and 390 mm rear. Optionally, 23-inch cast or forged alloy wheels can be fitted.

Aston Martin wants the DBX707 to be the true sporting reference in the SUV segment, and to do so it not only offers exceptional power and braking, but has developed a special calibration of electronic shock absorbers and pneumatic springs. This increases the control of body movements, in addition to optimizing the driver’s response, precision and confidence.

It is planned that both the production of the new DBX707 and the first deliveries start in the second quarter of 2024.