2020 Aston Martin DBX Pricing Confirmed: Ultra-Luxury SUV Will Carry a Super High Price Tag

With a BOC price of $357,000, the Aston Martin DBX will be more affordable than the DB11 brand's lineup of sports cars.

Aston Martin's first SUV, the DBX, will hit showrooms in Australia late next year, starting at $357,000 before travel expenses.

While the production version of the all-important DBX has yet to be revealed, it will be fully revealed in Beijing on November 20, with the British premium brand showcasing the highrider's luxurious interior.

According to Aston Martin, “The DBX was created to meet the needs of men from the 99th percentile to the woman of the 5th percentile; an incredibly wide range of requirements.”

The British brand spent six months refining the driver's seat, which provides a good view of the hood and controls in the car.

As a luxury SUV, the DBX features soft leather upholstery, woodgrain interior trim and a large sunroof.

You can see the paddles on the steering wheel, but the traditional gearshift lever has been replaced with buttons on top of the touchscreen infotainment system.

The DBX features soft leather upholstery, woodgrain interior trim and a large sunroof.

Instead of a gear lever, there is a Mercedes-Benz-style touchpad and a palm rest.

Rear passengers also have access to their own climate control system.

Aston Martin has previously said it hopes the DBX will catch on among luxury SUVs and looks to triple its global sales with the new model.

Pricing puts the DBX on par with big top-tier SUVs like the Maserati Levante Trofeo (starting at $330,000) and the Porsche Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid (starting at $288,000), as well as the Bentley Bentayga (starting at $334,700). ) and Range Rover V8 Autobiography (starting at $346,170). ).

The DBX will be built at a new plant in Wales with a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 petrol engine from Mercedes-AMG.

The power output from overseas is about 404kW, which exceeds the DB11 and Vantage V8's 375kW output.