Feb 07, 2017 09:49 PM EST
Kahn’s Newest Aston Martin DB9 Named WB12 Vengeance Volante Revealed As A Gorgeous Convertible!

Kahn Design has released some spoilers confirming its latest offer, the new version of Aston Marin DB9, to debut at the Geneva Motor Show. Teaser photo unveils some details of the new gorgeous convertible version of the WB12 Vengeance coupe.

The British design house has displayed a photo of its upcoming model on its official Instagram account. The new version of the Aston Martin DB9 will have the name WB12 Vengeance Volante, which is reportedly the convertible version of last year's WB12 Vengeance coupe.

The teaser photo confirms the new supercar is a convertible as it was shown without a roof. The photo also shows a similar roulette-like allow wheels and the conventional rounded taillights.

Apparently, Kahn has encountered some challenges with the upcoming supercar. Kahn's boss Afzal Kahn admitted that the new convertible model of the Vengeance created some difficulty because of its "unique coach built nature." However, the British design house was able to successfully manage the adversities.

Kahn further details that the upcoming WB12 Vengeance Volante got its design inspiration from the authentic Aston Martin Vanquish, despite its DB9 underpinnings. Aside from the Aston Martin Vanquish design, the new convertible also has a mix design of Astons from the versions of the 1980s and 1990s.

Kahn also confirmed that the 510bhp 6.0-liter V12 engine will still be retained in the new convertible. It was also noted that it will require 200 hours to coach build each prototype, Auto Express reported.

In another report, it was detailed that the convertible roofing is able to go down within 17 seconds. Autoevolution also notes that the new supercar offers 197 liters of trunk capacity and a stance that is wider than the previous DB9.

Furthermore, the Google-translated report of Motor16 says the new WB12 Vengeance Volante is based on the DB9 chassis with the same canvas hood as seen in the electric drive.

Watch out for more updates on the new WB12 Vengeance Volante from Kahn in our next report.

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