Aston Martin Valkyrie

A track‑inspired hypercar bringing Formula 1 technology to breathtaking road performance

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Manufacturer

Aston Martin

Model

Valkyrie

Country of origin

United Kingdom

Launch year

2021

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Trivia

The Aston Martin Valkyrie was unveiled in 2016 as the most extreme project ever created by Aston Martin, developed in partnership with Red Bull Racing and engineered under the leadership of Adrian Newey. Originally codenamed AM-RB 001, it was conceived to bring genuine Formula 1 technology to the road, combining radical aerodynamics with massive Venturi tunnels, a carbon-fiber monocoque chassis, and a curb weight close to 1,000 kg. Its naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12, developed by Cosworth, paired with a hybrid system supplied by Rimac, produces over 1,000 hp and revs to 11,000 rpm. Officially named Valkyrie in 2017 and delivered from 2021 onward, the limited production run sold out quickly, cementing its status as one of the most extreme road-legal hypercars ever built.

Technical Specs

Engine:Cosworth RA 6.5 L V12 naturally aspirated with mild hybrid system
Maximum Power:1,139 hp
Maximum Torque:575 lb‑ft
Transmission:7‑speed sequential automatic
Drive:RWD
Suspension:Double wishbone (front and rear)
Brakes:Vented discs (front and rear)
Weight:2,987 lb
Power‑to‑weight ratio:2.62 lb/hp

Dimensions

Length:177.2 in
Width:77.4 in
Height:42.1 in
Wheelbase:109.1 in

Performance

0‑60 mph:2.6 s
0‑100 mph:5.5 s
0‑150 mph:
Top Speed:221 mph