Aston Martin's Vulcan Supercar with Electric DBX Concept Star in Geneva Motor Show

During the recent Geneva Motor Show, the star of the show was presented by Andy Palmer, who is the CEO of Aston Martin to the public with one purpose in mind:  this all-new Vulcan model is designed for race track use only.  Categorized as the company's latest supercar ever made by Aston Martin, it has aggressive lines and equipped with massive rear wing perfect for track use.

The supercar is powered by Aston Martin's signature 7-liter and V12 engine, the Vulcan model has power greater than 800bhp.  Although reports suggest that the body is composed of carbon fiber with a better and stronger power-to-weight ratio than the other cards that will compete in the coming FIA's annual and extravagant World Endurance Championship.

Aston Martin's Vulcan promises that it is more than just speed but will definitely deliver an amazingly genuine driving experience for racers.  It will convince new buyers and those who are familiar with racing cars with the V12 Vantage S to track race this finest make from Aston Martin and training will be done on the world's most glamorous and prestigious racing circuits.

Aston Martin announced that there will only be 24 Vulcans to be produced which underlines the exclusivity of the vehicle and the company's major ambition to set a new standard and caliber among the top ultra-high and luxury supercar class.  Also, Aston Martin boasts of introducing the understated DBX concept, with an electrically all-wheel drive GT model packed with the latest electronic gadgets.  A surprising feature with the mirrors is that they are not mirrors but video cameras which channel the video to the inside of each of the doors.  Another great feature is a touchscreen resides at the center of the sturdy steering wheel.  There are also two arrays of unique solar panels at the rear.

This DBX would like to attract more women and younger people who have not yet tried an Aston Martin.  The futuristic approach powered with the car's fabulous features will make a customer buy and not make a second look.