2026 DBX S SUV

The new Aston Martin DBX S advances the supercar SUV formula once again. More powerful, lighter and even more responsive than the acclaimed DBX707, it becomes the most performance-focused SUV Aston Martin has ever created. HWM Aston Martin is proud to offer this exceptional 2026 Model Year DBX S to the market for the first time. Finished in elegant Concours Blue with an Onyx Black semi-aniline leather interior, this carefully considered example combines the DBX S’s formidable performance with an outstanding list of factory options. At its heart is an enhanced 4.0-litre Twin-Turbocharged V8, incorporating turbocharger technology transferred from the Aston Martin Valhalla. Producing 727PS (717bhp) and 900Nm of torque, the DBX S accelerates from 0-62mph in just 3.3 seconds and reaches a maximum speed of 193mph. Its modified exhaust system delivers an even more distinctive V8 soundtrack, while the recalibrated nine-speed wet-clutch automatic transmission provides faster, more assertive gear changes. Power is delivered through an intelligent variable all-wheel-drive system capable of sending up to 100% of the available torque to the rear wheels. Carbon ceramic brakes, adaptive air suspension, electronic active roll control and more responsive steering give the DBX S remarkable agility, control and composure without compromising its long-distance refinement or everyday usability. This vehicle’s Concours Blue paintwork is complemented by a Gloss Black exterior pack, bonnet blades and side strakes, together with smoked rear lights and matte black window surrounds. Its appearance is transformed by the optional 23-inch Magnesium Alloy Wheels in Satin Titanium Grey, a £15,000 factory option that reduces unsprung mass by approximately 19kg, improving steering response, ride quality and agility. Vivid Orange Carbon Ceramic Brake Calipers providing a dramatic contrast behind the wheels. A Gloss 2x2 Twill Carbon Fibre Roof was specified this highly desirable lightweight feature saves approximately 18kg from the highest point of the vehicle