Aston Martin has introduced a new variant of its DBX SUV, the DBX GT, which focuses on enhanced comfort and refinement. The DBX GT is designed to showcase the levels of craftsmanship offered by the British marque, with bespoke styling and design details that set it apart from the performance-oriented DBX S.
He stated, ‘By refining the visual elements and adding new elements of craftsmanship to the interior, the DBX GT delivers a true ultra-luxury experience; one which comes with no sacrifice in performance.’
Design and Features
In contrast to the bold styling of the DBX S, the GT adopts a more understated and refined aesthetic. Its distinctive double-vaned grille and integrated daytime running lights set it apart, while two-tone metal side accents add a touch of elegance, differentiating it from other models in the lineup.
The rear of the DBX GT showcases a unique design with quad exhaust tips featuring a mix of polished and satin finishes. Unlike the DBX S, the tailpipes are positioned side by side. It rides on 22-inch Satin Titanium wheels, with the option to upgrade to 23-inch versions.
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Interior and Performance
Inside, Aston Martin has enhanced comfort with redesigned seats, incorporating a 10mm memory foam layer. The five-seat configuration remains, but the rear outer seats now feature more supportive headrests and bolsters for extended travel. Premium semi-aniline leather dominates the cabin, with detailed detailing: 691 meters of thread and 3,297 perforations in each front seat.
The DBX GT uses the same 727hp 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 as the DBX S, with performance identical to the DBX S. This means a 0-60mph time of 3.1 seconds and a top speed of 193mph. Aston Martin has also tuned the DBX GT’s suspension, recalibrated its automatic transmission, and tuned its exhaust note to give the SUV a unique personality.
Aston Martin’s chief technology officer, Ian Hoban, commented: “The challenge with DBX GT was achieving meaningful improvements in comfort and refinement in everyday use cases, but keeping the same class-leading reserves of performance and handling we have achieved with the DBX S.
Orders for the Aston Martin DBX GT can be placed now, with first deliveries planned before the end of 2026.
