DBX
DBX
media.astonmartin.comHere are the latest publicly announced updates on the Aston Martin DBX:
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DBX S flagship launched ( announced April 2025 ): Aston Martin introduced DBX S as a new flagship variant with a revised 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 tuned to about 727 PS, aiming for higher performance and lighter weight through carbon components. Deliveries were slated for Q4 2025. This positions the DBX S as the top-end, more performance-focused variant within the DBX lineup. [Source: Aston Martin press release and related coverage][1]
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Visual and mechanical enhancements: The DBX S features distinct rear-end styling with vertically stacked quad exhausts, redesigned bumper/diffuser, and optional carbon-enhanced components to shave weight further (estimated ~7 kg reduction in certain configurations). These design cues help set it apart visually from other DBX variants.[1]
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2026 model-year context: Media reviews highlight a range-topping DBX S model with over 700 horsepower, continued use of a high-performance V8, and attention to weight saving (including carbon elements). Journalistic coverage notes a focus on handling improvements via weight distribution and a lowered center of gravity.[3]
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Other DBX developments: Coverage notes ongoing evolution of the DBX line, including potential interior updates and updates to trim levels (e.g., S imagery and badging) in alignment with Aston Martin’s broader strategy for its SUV and high-performance range.[5][3]
If you’d like, I can pull more details on exact specifications (0-60 mph times, top speed, curb weights), color/trim options, and current availability in different regions, or summarize how the DBX S compares to the DBX707 and other high-performance SUV rivals.