Aston Martin has a remaining model of its DBS Superleggera coming, and it’s referred to as the DBS 770 Final.

Simply 499 examples of the front-engine, rear-wheel-drive GT will likely be constructed for worldwide sale, every producing a most 759 hp from the identical twin-turbo 5.2-liter V-12 that within the inventory DBS Superleggera makes 715 hp.

The automobile is because of make its debut in early 2023, and each coupe and Volante convertible variations are deliberate, Aston Martin has confirmed. They’ll arrive as 2023 fashions within the U.S., although it isn’t clear what number of are earmarked for this market.

The DBS 770 Final will profit in additional methods than only a energy improve. Aston Martin mentioned the automobile could have a sharper, extra dynamic focus in comparison with the DBS Superleggera, along with distinctive design particulars. A teaser video factors to a brand new grille being among the many distinctive particulars.

Whereas the DBS 770 Final may even mark the top of the street for the DBS nameplate there’s an opportunity it might return sooner or later. The nameplate dates again to the unique DBS constructed between 1967 and 1972. It was revived in 2008 for the DBS V12 after which once more in 2018 with the present DBS Superleggera.

Regardless of the approaching demise of the DBS line, Aston Martin has loads of new merchandise within the pipeline. They’ll embody updates to the Vantage and DB11 later this yr, the launch of the Valhalla plug-in hybrid hypercar in 2024, and the launch of an electrical sports activities automobile in 2025. An electrical SUV is anticipated to observe in 2026. Extra DBX variants are additionally deliberate, along with a mid-engine Vanquish supercar.

This text was initially printed by Motor Authority, an editorial associate of ClassicCars.com.