Officialgovernment fuel consumption figures in litres/100km (mpg) for the Aston Martin DBX V8 GPF: Urban FE 16.9 (16.7); Extra Urban FE 10.3 (27.5); Combined 12.7 (22.2); CO2 289 g/km Performance and Weight
The2024 Aston Martin DBX is a six-figure SUV that's more practical than its sports-car siblings but delivers the same high-end 500. Maximum Trailer Weight, weight distributing hitch (pounds
Thelowdown: Aston Martin DBX Power: 4.0-litre turbo V8 putting out 550hp and 700Nm of torque with a nine-speed automatic transmission and four-wheel drive. CO2 emissions (annual motor tax): 323g Theair suspension and anti-roll system also enable the DBX to handle more than just gravel roads: Standard ground clearance is 7.5 inches, rising to 9.3 inches in the two off-road modes (called TheDBX is an all wheel drive 5 door with 5 seats, powered by a 4.0L TWIN TURBO V8 engine that has 405 kW of power (at 6500 rpm) and 700 Nm of torque (at 2000 rpm) via a Nine-speed Automatic. Aston Martin claims the DBX BASE MODEL uses 12.4L/100km of Premium Unleaded Petrol in the combined city and highway cycle while putting out 283g Therear of the Aston Martin DBX707 pictured on a road in Sardinia. Aston Martin Lagonda. With a starting price of $235,086, the DBX707 isn't cheap - $50,000 more than the traditional DBX. But, it Theculmination of an extensive development programme that began with physical testing in Wales last year and virtual development stretching back to 2015, DBX signals a new era in Aston Martin’s pursuit to deliver exceptional performance, style and usability in a segment previously unexplored by the world-famous manufacturer. The2021 Aston Martin DBX marks the legendary British sports-car maker's first foray into SUV territory—and its simultaneous entrance into high-end family transportation.