Finally, the Aston Martin DBX has at last been given a launch window. As of writing, a pre-production build has been approved, and the final version will bear a similar\u00a0resemblance to what has previously been shown off.<\/p>\n
We first caught a glimpse of the Aston Martin DBX in 2015 in Geneva. The model sported two doors, four seats and a set of electric motors.<\/p>\n
Production models are expected to retain the two door, four seat setup with a selection of two engines. A powerful 5.2-litre V12 borrowed from the DB11 rated at 600 horsepower and an AMG sourced V8 delivering 503 hp.<\/p>\n
Shortly after an all-electric drivetrain will join the ranks along with a hybrid version. Diesel fans will have to look elsewhere as that option has already been ruled out.<\/p>\n
This will be Aston Martin’s first model to be sold with four-wheel drive. However, it hasn’t been confirmed if this will be the only drivetrain available to\u00a0customers.<\/p>\n
DBX’s will be built on a newly developed chassis built in-house by the quaint British brand dismissing rumours that the underpinnings would be borrowed from AMG.<\/p>\n
Aston Martin has their eyes firmly set on both the Bently Bentayga<\/a>, Lamborghini\u00a0Urus<\/a>, Maserati Levante<\/a>, Range Rover<\/a> and Porsche Cayenne<\/a> upon launch in 2019.<\/p>\n Even Rolls-Royce’s Cullinan is within striking distance. Come\u00a02019 and the luxury SUV segment will be packed with incredible machines offering their very own unique points that will make your luxury SUV buying experience\u00a0a tough one.<\/p>\n Dubicars.com has new Aston Martin<\/a> and used Aston Martin for sale in Dubai.<\/a><\/p>\n\n\t\t