Aston Martin DB11 finally comes to India: Check the iconic car here
It is the first product launched under the company’s ‘Second Century’ plan. First deliveries of the DB11 car are scheduled to begin during the fourth quarter of 2016.
Using a full-colour 12” TFT LCD display, the all-new instrument cluster presents primary vehicle information, while a second, centrally-mounted 8” TFT screen is dedicated to infotainment.
Controlled via an intuitive rotary control, with an optional touchpad offering character recognition, multi-touch and gesture support, is the new satellite navigation and audio system.
A newly implemented auto-park assist feature and 360-degree birds-eye view camera helps provide safe maneuvering at slow speeds and is also operated via the car’s infotainment system.
Air is ducted through the bodywork, before venting as a jet of air from the aperture in the rear decklid.
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