This is the production spec Aston Martin Vanquish. It will replace the DBS. The Vanquish borrows its name from the DBS's predecessor built between 2001 and 2007 and according to the British marque, the updated platform is improved by more than 25 percent over the DBS's. Aston Martin says that the front chassis structure is a full 13 percent lighter than that of the DBS.

At 4,720mm long (185.8”), 2067mm wide and 1,294mm tall, the Vanquish has the same length (and 2,740mm wheelbase) with the DBS, but is 5mm wider and 14mm taller than the car it replaces.

The Vanquish is fitted with a revised version of the DBS' naturally aspirated 5.9-litre V12 petrol engine that gains an extra 55hp and 50Nm for a totall output of 565hp (573PS) at 6,750 rpm and a peak torque of 620Nm (457 lb-ft) at 5,500 rpm.

The supercar accelerates to 100km/h (62mph) in 4.1 seconds and can attain a top speed of 295km/h (183mph), versus the outgoing DBS' 4.3 seconds and 305km/h (190mph) respectively.

The car's braking system features third generation Brembo Carbon Ceramic Matrix (CCM) brakes. The front brakes use 398 mm x 36 mm CCM discs with larger front brake pads and six-piston brake callipers from the One-77, while the rear brakes use 360 mm x 32 mm CCM brake discs with a four-piston calliper.

The Vanquish will be offered in either 2+0 or 2+2 seating configurations. Legroom is said to be up 37 mm, shoulder room by 25 mm, elbow room extends by 87 mm while knee room is boosted by 50 mm.

Check out a video of it below and more pictures of it in the gallery: