Aston Martin DBX (facelift) previewed in spy shots; design revealed
What's the story
British automaker Aston Martin is likely to unveil the facelifted version of its DBX SUV early next year.
Now, a test mule of the car with minimal camouflage has been spied testing on the roads, revealing important design details.
The images suggest that it will have a revised front bumper, repositioned LED DRLs, and twin exhaust tips.
Here are more details.
Exteriors
The car will have eye-shaped headlights and alloy wheels
The Aston Martin DBX (facelift) will have a sculpted bonnet with vents, a large grille, eye-shaped LED headlights with DRLs, and a wide air vent.
It will be flanked by roof rails, indicator-mounted ORVMs, and designer multi-spoke alloy wheels.
A full-width LED taillight and dual circular exhaust tips will be available on the rear end. Dimensions-wise, the car will have a wheelbase of 3,060mm.
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It might run on a 550hp, 4.0-liter engine
The Aston Martin DBX (facelift) is likely to run on a 4.0-liter, twin-turbo, V8 engine that makes 549.5hp of power at 6,500rpm and 700Nm of torque at 2,200-5,000rpm. Transmission duties should be handled by a 9-speed automatic gearbox. A V12 engine might also be available.
Interiors
The SUV should get heated seats and a rear-view camera
The Aston Martin DBX (facelift) is likely to get a luxurious 5-seater cabin with auto climate control, parking sensors, key-less entry, heated seats, and a multifunctional power steering wheel.
It might pack a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment panel with support for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
The safety of the passengers will be ensured by multiple airbags, ABS with EBD, and a rear-view camera.
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