A stunning two-seater Aston Martin that will reach a top speed of 320kMh and will be priced at €2.1 million has been unveiled today by the legendary British brand.

The new DBR22, with a powerful 5.0-liter V12 diesel engine, comes as a final and powerful "salute" to the traditional internal combustion engine, and as a "two-finger salute" to political leaders who are are preparing to outlaw it from 2030 in favor of the electric motor, reports the Daily Mail.

The roofless design also returns, with a modern 2021 twist, with the 1950s model DBR1 – an open-cabin racing sports car described as “the most important car Aston Martin has ever produced” which has paved the way for the British brand's iconic DB range and has made it a household name.

While any roofless car may seem like an impractical option, the DBR22 is the latest roofless supercar to be produced by one of the automotive industry's "biggest players" for customers living in climates. solar and who are "happy" to drive cars with "wild" engines.

The DBR22 will go head-to-head with the 1.5 million Ferrari Monza and the 1.6 million McLaren Elva, and has been introduced just two years after the British brand introduced the €906,000 Speedster.

The new 22 DBR22 is Aston Martin's first car to use 3D printing techniques to create parts of its frame and is designed to celebrate the brand's 'Q by Aston Martin' division which uses the same code letter of the character coded "Q" from the James Bond books and films, who is known for creating high-tech equipment for "agent 007", including cars.