The refreshed interior was inspired by the DB12 and Vantage, so a horizontal line separates the infotainment system from the dashboard and center console.
Unlike many other luxury vehicles, this SUV retains a lot of physical buttons, which certainly adds to its charm.
The central display has a diagonal of 10.25 inches, while the one in front of the driver is even larger, offering a diagonal of 12.3 inches.
They paid special attention to the sound: a Bowers & Wilkins audio system with 23 speakers and a power of 1600 W is available, but you have to pay extra for it. Otherwise, you will have to “make do” with a system that has 14 speakers and 800 W.
As for the “heart” of the car, under the hood is a 4.0-liter V8 engine that is enough to deliver 707 hp and has 900 Nm of maximum torque.
We don’t yet know exactly what the price will be for this updated “beast”, but currently the DBX707 costs 245,000 dollars, so it won’t be surprising if the upgraded version costs more than a quarter of a million.
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Aston Martin DBX707
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