Aston Martin Valkyrie &Valhalla deals

The Aston Martin Valkyrie is limited to 150 homologated cars and 25 race track cars. This exclusive hybrid car by Aston Martin is a megacar and produces more than 1 HP per kilogram of weight. The motor of this collaboration between Aston Martin and Red Bull is a 6.5 litre V12 engine by Cosworth. Together with the ERS by Rimac Croatia the system power amounts to 1167 HP and thus the Aston Martin Valkyrie is said to reach 400km/h.

The so-called track version for customers comes without hybrid drive. All 175 cars were sold out before Aston Martin had even built a single copy of the Valkyrie. Even at a price of around three million euros, the model was several times oversubscribed. However: Aston Martin cancelled the planned Le Mans appearance for 2021. After the near-bankruptcy and the entry of billionaire Lawrence Stroll, other projects have now taken priority.
After various performance speculations, Aston Martin confessed to color and named the official performance data for the Valkyrie. The 6.5 liter naturally aspirated V12 engine produces 1,014 hp at 10,000 rpm. The maximum torque of 740 Nm is reached at 7,000 rpm. The hybrid component provides additional thrust. Here 162 HP and 280 Nm are mentioned. Aston Martin accordingly puts the system performance at 1,176 bhp at 10,500 rpm and 900 Nm at 6,000 rpm.

In addition to the exotic design of the Aston Martin Valkyrie (2020), the engine looks no less interesting: a 6.5-liter V12 aspirator developed by Cosworth is used, paired with an electric drive from Rimac and a drive train from Integral. As in Formula 1, the machine is supported by an energy recovery system that stores energy during braking, for example, and releases it again when required. Aston Martin specifies 1176 hp as the total output. The combustion engine alone produces around 1000 hp, with maximum torque of 900 Newton meters. So you can expect impressive sprint values of under three seconds. In the end a top speed of over 400 km/h should be possible. The interior is kept very spartan in terms of increased weight reduction. The Valkyrie has two screens and another display in the removable steering wheel. The seats are directly connected to the monocoque and allow the driver to sit like in a Formula 1 car. The Aston Martin Valkyrie (2020) completely dispenses with mirrors. Their task is performed by two cameras.

Traditional race track expertise meets modern technology when you browse the sales listings on luxcars.one.

The Aston Martin Valhalla is limited to 500 units and is hailed as the suitable for daily use variant of the Valkyrie. Like its paragon vehicle the Valhalla is a hybrid and produces around 1000 HP between the KERS and the V6 5.2l twin-turbocharged engine with a weight of only 1350 kg. It is also the first road legal car to implement the use of the Castrol Nexcel 90-seconds oil change system. Central elements are the carbon-fibre monocoque and the FlexFoil rear wing. Purchase unparalleled power and a British design icon that will even have an appearance in a Bond movie.

With the design concept for the upcoming Aston Martin Valhalla (2022), the British car brand are presenting the third member of their mid-engine family. The concept car, which celebrated its premiere as the AM-RB 003, follows the Valkyrie and the Valkyrie AMR Pro. As Aston Martin Valhalla, it is expected to be the first in a new series of mid-engined sports cars to be launched in 2022. Like the other two models, the new super sports car will use concepts and technologies inherited from Formula 1. For example, the British brand is working closely with Red Bull Advanced Technologies, which is focusing on chassis and aerodynamic optimization. An active suspension and electronic control systems will be used in the Valhalla. It will be powered by a new three-liter hybrid turbo V6 engine, which will bring the brand back to self-developed engines after many years.

The Aston Martin Speedster with the brute V12 5.2l Motor is the newest roadster of the traditional British brand. At the company's headquarters in Gaydon, the crisis-ridden luxury brand is evidently demonstrating typical British humor: the V12 Speedster is being created in collaboration with the aircraft manufacturer Boeing, which is also in a downward spiral. Especially the two roll-over humps, which end in small glass domes at the rear, are reminiscent of jet cockpits. Miles Nurnberger, head of design at Aston Martin, reveals that the appearance of the new models in recent years should point the way to the future. The Aston Martin V12 Speedster (2020), on the other hand, is more oriented towards the past. Specifically, the shapes refer to legends like the 1959 Le Mans winner DBR1, or the 1953 DB3SConceptualized as an open two-seater the Speedster shines with 700 HP and is limited to only 88 units. Among the well-known design elements the „backbone“ is special, visually dividing the passenger area. If you`re looking for an exclusive roadster with unbridled power and the „certain something“, you will be fully satisfied with the purchase of an Aston Martin Speedster on LUXCARS.ONE.