2015 Aston Martin DBX Concept
Aston Martin challenges the disposition of high-end GT traveling in the 21st Century with the introduction in the 2015 Geneva Motor Show of the Aston Martin DBX Concept that is advanced.

Created to defy traditional thinking in regards to the high-end GT section, the DBX Theory reaches out to some more varied international audience than before and widens the appeal of the iconic British high-end brand.

It envisages a world, maybe a world not too far away, when high-end GT journey is not lavish and only fashionable but more practical, more family-friendly and more accountable.

"I requested my team at Aston Martin to enlarge their thinking beyond traditions, to investigate exactly what the future of high-end GT motoring would seem like in years forward, as well as the DBX Theory you see before you is the outcome."

Dr Palmer included: "This is, certainly, not a production-prepared sports GT auto, but it's a part of fresh, daring thinking about what Aston Martin GT customers all over the world could request of us as time goes on.

"The DBX Theory is over a notion starter for the as well as for our clients, however.

Layout that is harmonious

Certainly indicating an expansion to the existing version lines of the brand as time goes on, the all-wheel drive DBX Concept and refined new engineering that aligns shape and function seamlessly combine conventional Aston Martin attractiveness.

It provides ample bag ability by virtue of the truth that forward load bay and its back luggage compartment both can take passengers' possessions.

Opulence and state-of-the-art technology and cutting edge fashion go hand in hand in the DBX Theory thanks to an original fusion of high high-end. These features, allied to the innovative utilization of non-traditional materials and finishes inside and outside, are computed to further expand the appeal.

The style 's exterior dazzling work emphasises the strategy of the brand to using real materials, and consists of machined billet aluminium with milling lines that are observable in a bit of incredible craftsmanship meant to be viewed as the vehicle 's jewellery. The DBX Theory's exceptional paint finish - Chromium Black Pearl - continues to be especially created to mimic the appearance of a black pearl that is true, and constitutes a micro-fine layer to provide a degree of reflectivity that can't be got through standard paint finishes.

In, the purposeful utilization of non- conventional materials that are automotive creates a distinctively soft. The wide-ranging use of velvet-like Nubuck leather contrasts using the difficult, hi tech gear of the theory. The leather that is open reveals a sandwiched emphasis layer, more similar to high end furniture, while the vehicle 's interior ware that is brilliant fits that of the outside together with the inclusion of a gold 'pin striping' component on the edging.

Marek Reichman described: "The special craftsmanship, with detailing more commonly seen on high-end consumer goods or fine jewellery, provides the DBX Concept truly world-wide attractiveness."

Experimental engineering

Drive by-cable electrical steering system, toughened glass with the auto-dimming 'smart glass' interlayer, and are additional examples of its own cutting edge technology and passenger head-up displays bespoke driver.

Dr Palmer described: "A concept car for example this should, in my view, challenge traditional thinking and learn more about the craft of the potential.