New Aston Martin DBS Successor: Everything You Need to Know About the Sexy Tail and V12 Powertrain

Aston Martin bid farewell to the DBS with the 770 Ultimate limited edition, but excitement is brewing as the replacement is set to debut in 2024. Spy shots of a camouflaged prototype have surfaced, teasing a redesigned flagship grand tourer sitting above the Vantage and the DB12 in Aston Martin's lineup.

The new model might retain the DBS moniker or switch back to the Vanquish nameplate following Aston Martin's change in plans for a mid-engined supercar. Redesigned bodywork features a wider grille, revamped hood vents, almond-shaped headlights on the fenders, and possibly signature gills on the front fenders.

At the rear, expect a classy Aston Martin design with an integrated ducktail spoiler, new LED taillights, quad tailpipes, and a diffuser reminiscent of the Vantage. Rumors suggest the new DBS successor will keep the V12 powertrain, potentially surpassing the 760 hp mark of the DBS 770 Ultimate, enhancing driving dynamics with a unique suspension setup.

Stay tuned for more updates on the Aston Martin DBS successor, as the debut date remains undisclosed. Speculations point to a possible reveal at the Monterey Car Week this August, adding to the anticipation surrounding Aston Martin's upcoming offerings.