Aston Martin has facelifted the DBX707. The first deliveries will be made in Q2, but let’s take a look at the details in the meantime.
Starting with the interior, the company calls it “completely new”, even though the dashboard looks more or less the same. The infotainment system has been borrowed from other recent Aston Martin releases along with some trim options. Those buying the base spec now get a superior 800W surround audio system composed of 14 speakers. Those interested in an even better 1600W Bowers&Wilkins setup designed specifically for the DBX may get it at a premium.
Novelty on the outside boils down to pull-out door handles and reshaped side mirrors. The buyers can choose from a few new exterior finish options and wheels sized up to 23”, but that’s about it.
Some modifications have been made in the suspension department as well. The SUV should handle better on the road thanks to recalibrated shock absorbers and springs.
Last but not least, Aston Martin has removed all trim versions except for the DBX707 from production.