The Aston Martin DBX GT, as the newest member of the DBX family, aims to showcase a different experience of luxury SUVs. With a calm and elegant appearance, it seems designed for long journeys, but under the hood lies a powerful engine that can challenge many sports cars.
An Engine with Unmatched Power
The DBX GT is equipped with a 4-liter twin-turbo V8 engine that is also used in the DBX S. This engine produces 717 horsepower and 900 Nm of torque, allowing this 2.2-ton SUV to accelerate from 0 to 96 km/h in just 3.1 seconds. The top speed of this vehicle also reaches 310 km/h.
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Optimized Driving Experience
Aston Martin offers a different approach to the driving experience with the DBX GT. This vehicle is designed for drivers who want to cover long distances at high speeds without sacrificing cabin comfort. Aston Martin engineers have re-evaluated the connection points of various components and insulated the cabin to ensure that the DBX GT conveys the feel of a luxurious grand tourer.
Additionally, the vehicle's air suspension has been softened, and various parts have been redesigned to reduce vibrations and enhance passenger comfort. The exhaust sound in normal driving mode has been significantly quieted, but in sport modes, the familiar sound of the V8 engine returns to the cabin.
The interior of the DBX GT has also been designed with this approach in mind. Sound insulation in the doors, trunk, and around the wheels is such that conversation and phone calls are easy even at high speeds. The redesigned seats, featuring a layer of memory foam and the use of high-quality metal components, further enhance the luxurious feel of the cabin.
Ultimately, the DBX GT takes a different path compared to previous DBX versions. While models like the DBX707 and DBX S focused more on performance and speed, the new model seeks to combine this power with the tranquility and comfort of a luxury vehicle. The first units are expected to be delivered to customers in the fourth quarter of 2026, with an anticipated price of around $262,000 in the United States.
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