Aston Martin DBX will arrive in the Middle East in October

Prices for the luxury marque's first ever SUV will start at Dh848,000

Published: September 06, 2020 12:13 Sony Thomas, wheels Editor

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Aston Martin has announced that its much anticipated DBX SUV will arrive in the Middle East by October 2020. Image Credit: Supplied

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The Aston Martin DBX made its first public appearance in the UAE during an event at the marque’s Downtown Dubai showroom in February this year. Image Credit: Supplied

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Nearly eight months after it was officially revealed, DBX, the first SUV in Aston Martin’s 106-year history rolled off the production line in July, 2020. Image Credit: Supplied

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Aston Martin has high hopes of the DBX helping it increase its presence in markets where SUVs are preferred over rear-wheel drive sportscars. Image Credit: Supplied

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“The response to the DBX from both existing and new customers has been tremendously positive, as has the feedback from across the world following first drives. With extensive pre-orders and continuous enquiries, we have no doubt the DBX will arrive to a flurry of excitement for enthusiasts who have been patiently awaiting its touchdown,” said Dan Balmer, President - Aston Martin Lagonda UK, Middle East, Africa. Image Credit: Supplied

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Prices for the DBX when it goes on sale in October will start at Dh848,000. Image Credit: Supplied

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