Aston Martin has unveiled the DBX GT, a more refined version of its SUV that keeps the performance of the DBX S while putting comfort and craftsmanship first.
The car joins the DBX S to widen the DBX range.
CEO Adrian Hallmark said it is aimed at customers who prefer “assured elegance over sporting aggression” and want a higher degree of luxury.
Where the DBX S looks assertive, the GT is deliberately discreet.
A new double-vaned grille, in bright or dark finish, runs into the outer vents and the daytime running lights, giving the front end more width.
A two-piece side strake pairs polished and satin finishes, an idea borrowed from watchmaking.
The lower bumper, sills and rear diffuser are painted in the body colour as standard, and new quad exhaust finishers sit side by side at the rear.
It rides on 22-inch forged wheels with all-season tyres, chosen to improve ride comfort and cut road noise. Buyers wanting a sportier look can specify 23-inch wheels.
Chief Creative Officer Marek Reichman said the approach downplays outright performance in favour of “quiet charisma”.
Interior
Upholstery comes in monotone, duotone or tritone combinations with GT-specific quilting, perforation and embroidery in semi-aniline leather.
Aston Martin says each front seat takes more than four and a half hours to build, using 691 metres of thread and 3,297 perforations.
Extra sound deadening, better cabin sealing and acoustic laminated rear side glass have improved the “Articulation Index”, a measure of how easy it is to hold a conversation, by 13%.
Performance
Power comes from the 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 introduced on the DBX S, producing 727PS and 900Nm.
The car reaches 60mph in 3.1 seconds and has a top speed of 193mph. Aston Martin says the GT shares the title of the world’s most powerful pure internal combustion SUV with the DBX S.
Chief Technology Officer Ian Hoban said the aim was to improve everyday refinement while keeping the “same class-leading reserves of performance and handling” of the DBX S.
First deliveries are scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026.
