DBS 59
The Aston Martin DBS 59 was the first limited-edition version of the DBS Superleggera, created to commemorate Aston Martin's 1-2 finish at the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans. Only 24 units were produced, each representing one hour of the race.
It features an exclusive "Aston Martin Racing Green" paint, bronze detailing on the grille, wheels, and badges, and a revised interior with Heritage Racing Seats trimmed in Obsidian Black leather and fabric inspired by the original DBR1. Each car includes period-correct racing accessories like racing gloves, period-helmet replicas, and a custom luggage set. The DBS 59 retains the 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 engine producing 725 PS.[15][16]
DBS Volante
A Volante (convertible) model of the DBS was unveiled in April 2019. It has nearly identical performance and the same engine and transmission as the coupé but comes with an eight-layer soft top with eight colour options. For the first time on an Aston Martin automobile, the windshield surround is available in carbon fibre as well as the rear tonneau cover.[17]
DBS Superleggera TAG Heuer Edition
In February 2019, Aston Martin unveiled a DBS Superleggera in partnership with Swiss luxury watch maker TAG Heuer. Fifty were built. The bespoke colour is Monaco Black, a metallic black paint with subtle red sparks. It came with interior and exterior carbon options and satin black 21” alloy wheels, Pirelli P Zero tyres with red stripe and red brake calipers. The interior of the car is composed of black leather and alcantara quilting with red stitching which is only available on this vehicle.[18][19] Each car came with a limited edition TAG Heuer watch, the DBS Edition Carrera Heuer 02, which was only available to the buyers of the vehicle. The dial represents the grille of the DBS and the black and red leather strap reminds the interior of the car.Only 50 units were made.[20]
DBS Superleggera OHMSS
In May 2019, Aston Martin unveiled a DBS Superleggera to celebrate 50 years of the James Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service. The car followed the specification of the original DBS used in the film, with an Olive Green exterior colour and a traditional Aston Martin Grill. Only 50 units were made.[21]
DBS GT Zagato
In October 2019, Aston Martin revealed the Aston Martin DBS GT Zagato at the Audrain's Newport Concours in Rhode Island United States. The car is based on the DBS Superleggera and peak power has been raised from 715 hp to 760 hp. It can only be purchased as part of the £6 million before tax "DBZ Centenary Collection" pack which includes a DB4 GT Zagato continuation as well as a DBS GT Zagato. Only 19 "packs" were available for sale.[22]
DBS Superleggera Concorde Edition
In November 2019, the Concorde Edition was unveiled to celebrate 50 years since the first flight of Concorde. This latest member of the Aston Martin Wings Series was commissioned by Aston Martin Bristol and only limited to 10 units. Each of which have a unique registration respective to the 10 Concorde aircraft flown by British Airways. This variant features many Concorde and British Airways inspired design elements on both the exterior and interior, with some parts derived from Concorde itself.[23][24]
DBS 770 Ultimate
Aston Martin has revealed its send-off car for the DBS, called the 770 Ultimate. It gets 770 PS from its 5.2-litre V12, hence the name, and benefits from a handful of visual and mechanical upgrades.[25] Production is limited to just 499 units (300 coupés and 199 convertibles), with every build slot already sold out.[26][27]
DBS Superleggera 007 Edition
The DBS Superleggera 007 Edition was revealed in August 2020 to honor the 25th James Bond film. The 007 Edition features Ceramic Grey exterior paint with contrasting black carbon fiber roof, mirror caps, splitter, diffuser, and rear spoiler. It also has gloss black, diamond-turned 21-inch wheels. The interior of the car is trimmed in black leather with red accents. Inside, the 007 logo is on the door panels, armrest, and subwoofer cover. Production is limited to 25 units.[28][29]
DBS Superleggera Bijan Edition
The Aston Martin DBS Bijan Edition is a bespoke version of the DBS Superleggera, created in collaboration with the luxury fashion house House of Bijan. It features a unique "Bijan Yellow" exterior with a subtle paisley pattern on the hood, reflecting Bijan's signature style. The interior is finished with alligator leather upholstery, fine wood veneers, and custom details such as the owner's initials. Mechanically, it retains the standard 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 engine, delivering 725 PS and a 0–62 mph acceleration time of 3.4 seconds. Limited in production, the car was offered through Aston Martin's "Q" personalization program and represents a blend of fashion and high performance.[30]
