Aston Martin Valhalla, 2026
Aston Martin Valhalla
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Chassis No.: SCFXMRD30TGZ00261
- Odometer: 196 miles
- Engine: V-8
- Transmission: Automatic
- Exterior: Ultra Yellow
- Interior: Oxford Tan
- 196 miles
- 1 of a limited production run of 999 Valhallas
- Original MSRP of $1,277,200
- More than $217,000 in options, as indicated on the window sticker
- Twin-turbocharged 4.0L V-8 engine supplemented with dual electric motors
- 1,064 HP total combined power output
- 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission
- 63mm twin-scroll turbochargers
- 6.1kWh 400V HV battery
- Plug-in hybrid PHEV with 3.5kW on-board charger
- Front electric drive unit with 2 electric motors for full axle torque vectoring
- Rear electric motor for torque fill and load shifting
- Rear electronic limited-slip differential
- All-wheel drive
- Full EV mode
- Electric reverse gear
- Front axle nose lift
- Ultra-rigid aluminum front and rear subframes
- All carbon fiber bodywork
- Dynamic active aerodynamics producing more than 1,300 lbs of downforce from 149 MPH up to its 217 MPH top speed
- Dihedral doors with roof cutout for ingress and egress
- Ultra Yellow paint with the optional $28,800 Theme 5 livery
- Satin 2×2 twill carbon fiber upper and lower exterior packages, $21,000 and $43,200 options, respectively
- Oxford Tan semi-aniline leather interior
- Satin 2×2 twill carbon fiber seats and trim, $23,100 in options combined
- Motorsport-inspired seating position
- Electron Yellow stitching
- Bowers & Wilkins audio system
- Inboard pushrod front suspension
- 4-wheel power carbon ceramic disc brakes with Yellow calipers and vented rotors
- 20-inch front, 21-inch magnesium textured titanium wheels, $28,800 option
- Michelin Pilot Sport S 5 AML tires
- The Valhalla is Aston Martin’s first mid-engine PHEV supercar
Debuting as the “Son of Valkyrie” AM-RB 003 concept in 2019, the Valhalla is Aston Martin’s first mid-engine PHEV supercar for the road, entering production in 2025. The car was co-designed by F1 legend Adrian Newey alongside Miles Numberger. The car generated immediate buzz, appearing in the “Forza” video game series and featured at Q Branch in “No Time to Die” (2021), the fifth and final James Bond film starring Daniel Craig. Limited to a production run of just 999 examples, this 2026 Valhalla carries an original MSRP of $1,277,200, with more than $217,000 in options as noted on the accompanying window sticker.
Power comes from a twin-turbocharged 4.0L Mercedes-AMG M178 LS2 V-8 engine paired with three permanent-magnet synchronous electric motors, producing a combined 1,064 HP. Technical highlights include 63mm twin-scroll turbochargers, a 6.1 kWh 400V high-voltage battery, and a PHEV system with a 3.5 kW on-board charger. The front electric drive unit features two motors for full-axle torque vectoring; the single rear motor handles torque fill and load shifting. An 8-speed dual-clutch transmission routes power through an all-wheel drivetrain with a rear electronic limited-slip differential.
Additional specifications include full EV mode, electric reverse, front-axle lift and competition-type inboard pushrod front suspension. The all-carbon-fiber bodywork generates over 1,300 lb of downforce from 149 MPH to a top speed of 217 MPH, with dynamic active aerodynamics and dihedral doors with roof cutouts. Ultra Yellow paint pairs with the optional Theme 5 livery ($28,800), Satin 2×2 twill carbon fiber exterior packages ($21,000 and $43,200), and an Oxford Tan semi-aniline leather interior with carbon fiber seats and trim ($23,100 combined). Additional amenities include a motorsport-inspired seating position, Electron Yellow stitching and a Bowers & Wilkins audio system.
Stopping power is provided by carbon ceramic disc brakes with yellow calipers, behind 20-inch front and 21-inch rear magnesium textured titanium wheels ($28,800), fitted with Michelin Pilot Sport S 5 AML tires.
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