Aston Martin said farewell to its mighty flagship lineup DBS in 2023 after it introduced the final version, named DBS770 Ultimate, which was available in a coupe and a convertible shape.

In April 2019, Aston Martin showed the open-top version of its top-model, the DBS Superleggera. In the tradition of the British Company, the cabriolet was named Volante.

The Superleggera nameplate first came to be in 1967. The British luxury car manufacturer marked the name's return on the grand tourer market with the DBS Superleggera in 2018. The new model represents a genteel, extremely stylish and sophisticated take on the fast-luxury coupe segment.

Aston Martin revived the DBS nameplate in 2007 at the Pebble Beach Concours D'Elegance after a 35-year hiatus for the British grand tourer.

Designed as a four-seat grand tourer, the DBS was the rightful successor of the DB6. Still, the carmaker was somehow afraid to let it drive the brand alone on the market, and the two GT cars were offered side by side for three years.