Aston Martin revealed the upcoming final version of the current generation V12 engine DBS sports car ahead of its debut in “early 2023”.
known as The last DBS 770, the sports car is said to have been redesigned with a “more dynamic focus combined with refined design”. Only 499 examples of this final version of DBS will be produced.
It will be provided by a 5.2 liter twin-turbo V12 engine generates 770 PS, hence the name, or 566kW power. This is 33kW more than the conventional DBS.
There are currently no more official details about the Aston Martin DBS 770 Ultimate, but the brand says to “hold on tight”.
The current-generation Aston Martin DBS, formerly known as the DBS Superleggera before the 2022 model year, was first revealed in 2018, but the nameplate dates back to the 1960s.
Company President Lawrence Stroll said car in February 2022, DBS, together with related DB11 and advantagewill get updated suspension, engine and transmission in 2023.
All three front-engined sports models will also feature heavily revised styling plus an interior overhauled with newer technology.
Mr. Stroll said DBS will not lose the 5.2-liter twin-turbo V12.
The Vantage and DB11 will continue to use the Mercedes-AMG-sourced 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8, although they are expected to be upgraded to accommodate more recent AMG models.
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Then-CEO Tobias Moers said that in 2021, the Aston Martin lineup will receive 11 new models by the end of 2023, including electric models.
Aston Martin also plans to use the Lagona nameplate for ultra-luxury versions of its existing models, with the company canceling plans to reintroduce it as an independent brand.
It is all part of the brand’s goal of expanding its portfolio and becoming a “self-sustaining company”, despite its close relationship with Mercedes-AMG, by 2024 and 2025.
