A powerful military car brought by Aston Martin; The thrill of ‘this’ SUV seen in the ‘Call of Duty’ game!

Renowned luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin has introduced an extremely powerful and aggressive ‘military-specification 4×4 SUV’ to the gaming world. The name of this digital SUV is ‘Aston Martin Dreadnought’ and it will meet the gamers with the launch of the popular game ‘Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’. Currently, a full-size physical model of the car is on display at the Fanatics Fest in New York. It is named after the 1900s British Royal Navy battleship ‘HMS Dreadnought’, which means ‘Dreadnought’.

Engine and powerful performance

In this 2-door digital SUV, the company borrows the 5.2-litre, twin engine from the Vanquish GT.

A powerful non-turbo V12 engine is provided. This engine produces a whopping 835 horsepower and a whopping 1,000 Newton meters of torque. The car can accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph in just 3.3 seconds, while its top speed is limited to 345 kmph.

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Shape and external structure

The ‘Dreadnought’ measures a little less than 5 meters in length and 2.1 meters in width, which makes it feel slightly smaller than the company’s current production ‘DBX SUV’. The car has been given military-grade armour-plating and is presented in Chiltern Green colour. It features pixel shaped grille, LED headlights, camera based ORVM and flush door handles. The rear design of the car is similar to the company’s ‘Valor’ supercar with a four silencer setup and silver tow hooks.

Luxurious interior and in-game features

The car seats only two people inside, and the entire interior is designed in a green and black color theme. There is a large touchscreen screen on the dashboard, with controls for the in-game ‘DMZ’ and ‘Warzone’ modes

Menus for Ray Weapons and Kill Streak will appear. The center console with carbon fiber finish and the two-spoke steering wheel give the car a premium look on the inside as well.

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Will run on the road in the future?

Aston Martin Chief Creative Officer Marek Rickman explained that although the car is currently in digital form, it has been designed with real-world rules and shape in mind. If there is such a demand from the customers, this car can also be produced for actual road running in the future. The company has previously turned in-game designs into actual cars.