With its 697 horsepower and refined style, the new Aston Martin DBX707 has established itself as a benchmark in the ultra-sporty SUV segment. Our exclusive test reveals driving comfort and road behavior superior to those of its direct rivals.
A subtle but effective evolution
The DBX707 vintage 2025 does not revolutionize the formula, but intelligently refines it. On the outside, the changes are discreet:
These subtle developments preserve the characteristic elegance of the British brand while modernizing the general appearance of the vehicle.
An interior redesigned around technology
It is on the inside that the DBX707 2025 stands out the most. The cabin has been completely revised to integrate the new infotainment system developed in-house by Aston Martin. Among the strong points:
A 12.3-inch digital instrumentation screen, even larger than that of the DB12 and Vantage models.
A 10.25-inch central touchscreen with gesture controls, integrated into a new dashboard with a more horizontal design.
A new center console with physical controls for essential functions and a rotary drive mode selector.
A new steering wheel and redesigned door handles.
Three interior design themes to choose from, with the possibility of extensive personalization via the “Q by Aston Martin” service.
An optional Bowers & Wilkins audio system, with a power of 1600 watts distributed over 23 speakers.
Exceptional mechanics preserved
Under the hood, we find the same AMG-sourced 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8, still developing 697 horsepower and 900 Nm of torque. This exceptional mechanic is associated with:
An all-wheel drive capable of sending 100% of the torque to the rear wheels.
A 9-speed automatic transmission with Sport+ and full manual modes.
Carbon-ceramic brakes as standard, with 420mm front and 390mm rear discs.
22-inch wheels as standard, with 23-inch forged or alloy options.
Refined road behavior
Aston Martin engineers have made subtle but effective adjustments to the dynamic behavior of the DBX707:
Recalibration of adaptive dampers and air suspensions for better steering response.
Adjustment of steering assistance according to driving modes, for more precision and feel.
Slightly amplified exhaust note for a more immersive experience.
These modifications allow the DBX707 to maintain its sporty character while improving daily driving comfort.
Unparalleled versatility
One of the major assets of the DBX707 is its ability to adapt to all types of driving:
In GT mode, it is as comfortable and quiet as a luxury limousine.
In Sport+ mode, it transforms into a real sports car, capable of taking turns with agility despite its imposing size.
In All-Terrain mode, it surprises with its abilities off the beaten track, with ground clearance raised by 45 mm and specific differential settings.
This exceptional versatility distinguishes the DBX707 from its more “road” competitors such as the Lamborghini Urus or the Ferrari Purosangue.
A unique positioning on the market
With a base price of around €250,000, the DBX707 is clearly positioned in the high-performance luxury SUV segment. It stands out from its rivals by:
A specific platform, not shared with other models, allowing extensive optimization of behavior.
A longer wheelbase than its competitors, offering increased space for rear passengers.
A better balance between comfort and sportiness, making it more versatile on a daily basis.
The new Aston Martin DBX707 2025 has established itself as an essential reference in the world of powerful luxury SUVs. Combining exceptional performance, British refinement and remarkable versatility, it offers a unique driving experience that will appeal to the most demanding enthusiasts. Faced with ever fiercer competition, Aston Martin once again proves its ability to innovate while remaining faithful to its DNA as an exceptional brand.
The 2025 Aston Martin DBX707: the new queen of powerful luxury SUVs
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