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Aston Martin's sports SUV, the DBX 707, offers luxury and style in abundance, and we take a peek at the interior to find out how special it is.

When it comes to luxury and style, let's give it up for the Aston Martin DBX 707. Starting out with its high-performance and very sleek exterior design, we are sure that there is more than meets the eye aside from the exterior of this sports SUV.

The DBX 707 stands out when compared to other 2022 SUVs. It dazzles the eyes with its shimmering beauty.

The interior features of the new model DBX 707 are enough to give you a dopamine rush. While you take a moment to drool over the semi-aniline leather upholstery and headlining and the latest console at the center, more unique features such as the split-rim of the steering wheel, super thick layers of its carpet, the perforation on the seats and even the very active exhaust control are just a part of what forms the Aston Martin DBX 707 interior. In addition, the sport quilting and central controls housing the manual gearbox and suspension control make up the design of the DXB707 interior.

So, in this article, we go into specific details of the Aston Martin DBX 707 alongside its dimensions.

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The DBX 707 boasts a luxury space, including a vast passenger capacity, featuring a gorgeous and sporty interior design. At a glance, we see premium leather material covering most of the door interior and a carbon fiber trim beneath it. When you open the door, there is a glossy carbon fiber door sill with the Aston Martin logo and a clear black inscription that reads “DBX handmade in Great Britain.”

The headrests of the driver's seat and passenger seats bears the Aston Martin logo embroidery. In contrast, the shoulder area of the seat wraps itself in stitching of contrasting colors, while the backrest of this SUV boasts firm, padded sports seats. This stitching pattern differs from the other Aston Martin SUV models.

Fine leather material covers the seat of the DBX 707, providing comfort to its occupant. It also features a power driver and passenger lumbar seat support, and a multi-level front and rear heated seat. Furthermore, the interior houses an adaptive cruise and auto-steering wheel control and an automatic dual-zone rear climate control. In addition, there is a proximity keyless entry, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, coupled with a lane keep assist to enhance driving.

The steering wheel is completely covered in leather, and behind it is a carbon fiber paddle shifter. Things get a little more interesting as we see Aston Martin include an audio steering wheel control in the DBX 707. The buttons to the left of the wheel are the cruise control, while those to the right are for the infotainment system.

Aston Martin takes a cue from Mercedes for its infotainment systems. It features a 10.3-inch display with Aston Martin graphics, an old-generation rotary controller, and a touchpad. The drive mode selector button is right at the center of the control buttons, having the traction button to its right and the suspension button to its left.

Other buttons to the right of the drive mode selector include the power button to control the infotainment system, the exhaust button that controls the valve opening for a louder sound, the hill descent button, and the air suspension button. The dashboard adjacent to the steering houses the climate control settings and the lock/unlock buttons for the DBX 707. Just above this are two central A/C vents.

The most amazing and jaw-dropping feature of the DBX 707 is the floating panel that holds this car's control buttons, leaving enough space below it. More amazingly, it's not just a “space” as a part of it serves as a phone charging pad, and the other parts serve as storage space.

The back of the driver's seat is partly covered in carbon fiber, and there is a pocket space to hold papers. There is a glove box adjacent to the driver's seat, and the climate control holds two A/C for the back seat.

For its color patterns, the DBX 707 features a variety of color options you can explore to help suit your design preferences. The colors include Aurora Blue, Bison Brown, Bitter Chocolate, Blue Haze, Blue Indigo, Chancellor Brown, Chancellor Red, Copper Tan, Côte d'Azur, Bluedark Knight, Eiffel Green, Havana, Metallic Black, Onyx Black, Oxford Black, Oxford Tan, Phantom Gray, Red Oxide, Red Oxide, and Titanium Gray.

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The DBX 707 has capacity to seat five passengers comfortably and with its 41.7-inches and 40.9-inches front and rear seat spaces, there is enough room to accommodate leg stretches. Further, it has a 40.9-inches front and 40-inches rear headroom, ample for the taller drivers and passengers out there. Shoulder capacity stands at 58.4-inches front and 59.5-inches rear to help prevent bad posture like slouching.

Aston Martin captures a perfect dimension for the DBX 707 to carry a passenger volume of 109 cubic feet and cargo volume of 27 cubic feet.

We have no idea what Aston Martin might be cooking up regarding its next line-up but, one thing is certain — we cannot expect less than what is in the 2023 Aston Martin DBX 707.

OLUWAFEMI Joshua loves to explore the history of the automobile industry and the role of automobiles in popular culture and film.