 Hey guys, I'm Vlad with The Verge here at the Geneva Motor Show and we've just wrapped up one of the big press conferences. Aston Martin just unveiled the Vulcan. The Aston Martin Vulcan is the most extreme supercar that we've ever created. Not only does it have the coolest name in the business, but it's also allowed our designers and engineers to push the boundaries of the brand further than ever before. This is the most extreme supercar that Aston Martin has produced to date and it blows flames out of the back of it. But also this is kind of like in a concept stage. You can't open the doors, there's no steering wheel inside. It's really just showing us the shape and the body. And I guess the shape of things to come from Aston Martin. And it's a very aggressive one. But speaking of concepts, the thing that has been more interesting to me is the car behind the Vulcan which is the DVX. That's a new concept that Aston Martin is trying to introduce for a wider audience. The DVX concept has been created as a sports crossover and the very, very first all electric, all wheel drive, four seat Aston Martin. They want to attract women, younger people, people who might not have considered buying an Aston Martin in the past. And part of that appeal is the addition of more technology and electronics inside and outside the car. Instead of rear view mirrors, you actually have cameras placed in the back that send the video feed inside the car which you can see right next to the dashboard. There's also solar panels at the back collecting energy and the DVX is supposed to be an electric vehicle. We don't know much about the roadmap of how this is going to turn into a commercial car. It's a first look at the future of Aston Martin.