Aston Martin Valhalla

Valhalla in brief

The Valhalla is Aston Martin's mid-engine supercar, created as the luxury brand's response to Ferrari and McLaren's hybrid models. The project began in collaboration with Red Bull Advanced Technologies and was initially called AM-RB 003.

This is a limited-run car, with a production run of around a thousand units. Most of them are built to order, so they rarely appear on the used market.

Technology and driving

The Valhalla has a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine, paired with electric motors. The combined system output is around 1,080 hp — making it one of the most powerful Aston Martins ever built.

Power is sent through an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox. The car is a plug-in hybrid — you can cover a limited range on electric power alone, but its main purpose is dynamic performance and sportiness.

Design and interior

The Valhalla stands out with its low, wide, and aerodynamic body, where much attention is paid to downforce and cooling.

The interior is stripped back to the essentials: two seats, a digital instrument cluster, and plenty of carbon fibre. It's designed for the driver's experience, not comfort.

What to know before buying

The Valhalla is considered a collectible car — its price is determined by the production run, specification, and provenance. When buying a used example, make sure to check the full service history and that all work was carried out at an official dealership.

Maintaining the hybrid system and battery can be expensive and requires specialists. Before buying, check the remaining warranty and terms.

Trim levels

Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the versions most commonly found in Europe.

Version comparison

The Valhalla is for collectors and supercar enthusiasts. The choice largely depends on the specific example, specification, and history.

Frequently asked questions