During the Geneva Motor Show, Aston Martin launched its sporty DBX Concept car. The all-new DBX Concept defies the conventional.

The exterior of the DBX combines Aston Martin design language with a forward-looking elegance that is the byproduct of new engineering. Machined billet aluminum contrast the black pearl chromium paint finish, which sits on top of a micro-fine layer of chrome for a level of reflectivity.

As for the interior, the DBX has more available space to offer passengers as the all-electric concept is powered by electric motors house within each wheel. The wheels are steered by an electric drive-by-wire system with no need for mechanical linkage. The cabin comes in black and brown upholstery.

The DBX Concept uses carbon ceramic brakes to stop and when it does so, a motorsport-derived kinetic energy recovery system (KERS) captures heat and energy to replenish the battery.