Will this Aston Martin DB12 be able to replace the DB11?
Aston Martin is not going through its best moment; however, its flagship model in the DB series is looking for a successor. This render of the DB12 looks really promising.
The new Aston Martin DB12 will generate huge anticipation. Today we are going to show you a render that proposes a distinctive, modern and unique design.
Although the English manufacturer is not going through its best financial moment, it is undeniable that it still offers some of the most attractive and elegant cars on the entire market.
A render with a modern and unique design
One of the manufacturer’s most outstanding cars is the Aston Martin DB11, which replaced the DB9 in 2016. Since then, the English brand has launched other models, such as the Vanquish, the Valhalla and the Valkyrie.

The successor to the DB11 is just around the corner, which is why designer Tedoradze has created a render where it can be seen in all its splendour, an outstanding design proposal for the new Aston Martin DB12.
As we can see in the images, it features a more aggressive design than the current generation and, as always, its incredible grille stands out, leading into a large, very angular bonnet which also features 2 air intakes to help the engine ventilate properly.

This DB12 is also lower than the current generation, and its interior cabin also appears to be more compact. On the side of the model, its huge wheels and its ground clearance especially stand out.
The rear has also received changes. From the rear splitter, more understated, housing the exhaust outlets with style, to the LED brake lights, which stand out for their angular design.
Aston Martin built the DB9 in 2004, and it was not until 2016 that they started selling it. Taking these dates as a reference, we could expect the new DB12 to arrive by the mid-“20s” (2020-2029).

In any case, although the wait promises to be long, it is always positive to see proposals like the one we have just shown you. In fact, many of these can give the brand itself very good ideas, to draw inspiration from in the future when creating its designs.
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