Aston Martin DBX

Introduction 
Aston Martin unveiled the more potent version of its DBX, the DBX707, in February this year. Thise new Lamborghini Urus rival gets significant design and mechanicals updates, along with a tuned-up engine. Notably, the ‘707’ in the DBX nameplate denotes the increased power output of the SUV, that is, 707PS (697bhp). 

Exterior 
To differentiate from the standard DBX, the DBX707 gets a larger radiator grille, a new rear spoiler, a new set of exhaust tips, and redesigned bumpers and daytime driving lights. The sporty SUV also features black design elements. Additionally, Aston Martin offers it with 22-inch alloy wheels in a choice of Sport and Ribbon styles. 

Interior 
The highlight of the interior is the new Sport Plus seats, switchgear finished in dark chrome, piano black veneer, and a new driving mode selector panel. It also comes with a combination of leather and Alcantara upholstery as standard. 

Engine and transmission 
 

Aston Martin has extensively tuned up the powertrain of the DBX707. The Mercedes-AMG-sourced twin-turbocharged 4.0-litre V8 engine now features ball-bearing turbochargers and tailored engine calibration to generate more power. Also, it gets a nine-speed wet clutch automatic transmission that with stands increased torque loadings. As a result, DBX707 has gained 155bhp and 200Nm of additional torque, taking the total power output to 697bhp (707PS) and 900Nm of torque.