Aston Martin DBX

Introduction 
unveiled the more potent version of its , the DBX707, in February this year. Thise 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.