Aston Martin's final DBS is the 770 Ultimate
Aston Martin's final edition flagship gets 770 PS from its V12 engine
Another British sports car manufacturer is set to bid farewell to its flagship grand tourer. After Jaguar recently announced its final ICE model will be the F-Type 75, Aston Martin follows suit and lets go of the DBS.
Aston Martin has released a teaser video of the DBS 770 Ultimate. And as the name suggests, its twin-turbo V12 will have 770 PS; a 45 PS increase over the standard DBS Superleggera and the DBS Volante.
In addition, the DBS 770 Ultimate will feature unique visual upgrades and chassis enhancements to complement the power increase. Aston Martin says they've re-engineered the DBS to have dynamic focus coupled with an exquisite design.
The British sports car manufacturer says only 499 examples of the DBS 770 Ultimate will be made. The full reveal is set to take place early this year.
While Aston Martin has not disclosed how much it will retail for, expect the limited-production grand tourer's price tag to go way past the DBS Superleggera's, considering its exclusivity and the added performance.
Related Posts
Toyota PH launches T-OPT aftermarket brand at MIAS 2026
Toyota Motor Philippines officially introduces T-OPT, which is their latest premium regional aftermarket parts brand
MIAS 2026: GWM Tank 700 PHEV makes first overseas market debut in PH
The GWM Tank Hi4-Z PHEV arrives in PH just weeks after it debuted in the PRC
BYD “Drive Electric, Love Pinas” campaign sets two Guinness World Records
BYD and Department of Tourism’s “Drive Electric, Love Pinas” campaign makes it to Guinness World Records
Suzuki Philippines expands Laguna pre-delivery inspection facility
The upgrade lets SPH meet demand while upholding global quality standards
MIAS 2026: Geely PH previews EX2 EV to rival BYD Dolphin
Geely previews the EX2 at 2026 Manila International Auto Show; could start at PHP 950K
MIAS 2026: Jaecoo J5 HEV is priced to compete; starts at PHP 999K
OJPH wants to stir the B-SUV market with the J5 HEV