More powerful versions of the Aston Martin DBX caught testing

More powerful versions of the Aston Martin DBX caught testing

It’s no secret that the Aston Martin DBX is the most important vehicle currently in the Aston Martin lineup, and likely its most important model ever. The DBX is a luxury SUV that will reach more consumers and is already the best-selling vehicle at Aston Martin.


Last month, the British automaker hinted that we would be seeing more DBX versions in the near future. It appears that the first DBX version slated to arrive is a more powerful, possibly V12-powered DBX which has been caught testing in Europe multiple times in the last few weeks.


Recent spy shots show a camouflaged DBX with small details that hint at more power under the hood, namely quad exhausts and a more aggressive engine sound. For the moment we don’t know if the new, more powerful DBX (which will likely be called DBX S) will feature a V12 or a more powerful version of the current twin-turbo V8, but we can expect over 600 horsepower, a more aggressive design, and an even better engine sound.


Stay tuned!

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