The ceo of Aston Martin, Andy Palmer, told Automotive News Europe that the DBX crossover probably wouldn’t be based on a Mercedes Benz platform.
The obvious platform choice was the Mercedes GL, but according to Palmer it feels just too SUV-like to be used in an Aston Martin. It wants the DBX to be more of a crossover, in other words, it still wants it to handle like and Aston Martin should.
This means Aston Martin will likely use a modified platform from one of the models in its current or upcoming range.
The DBX is expected to make its public debut in 2019.
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