Aston Martin's electric DBX concept is the precursor to Aston's upcoming crossover.
Aston Martin has announced a production version of all electric DBX SUV concept will enter production and be on sale by 2019. Andy Palmer announced his company had raised the £200m from its two majority shareholders to begin work on creating a production version of last month's Geneva motor show concept.
The DBX Concept is an all-wheel drive crossover high luxury GT that uses in board electric wheel motors at all four corners powered by lithium sulphur cells. Steering is a drive by wire system and both the driver and passenger have head-up displays surrounded by auto-dimming smart glass.
The look of the DBX evolves the brand's design language, led by chief designer Marek Reichman. A large front grille in the traditional shape and a flowing fastback roofline mark it as an Aston Martin.
Inside material used in the 2+2 cabin include machined billet aluminium, carbon fiber, velvet like Nubuck leather and Alcantara.
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