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Aston Martin Valhalla: 2027 Hypercar with F1 Tech
Aston Martin's $1.099m Valhalla hypercar combines F1 tech with 1064hp plug-in hybrid performance for 2.1s 0-60mph.
In brief
Aston Martin's $1.099m Valhalla hypercar combines F1 tech with 1064hp plug-in hybrid performance for 2.1s 0-60mph. Aston Martin's 2027 Valhalla hypercar delivers 1064hp plug-in hybrid performance with 2.1s 0-60mph acceleration. Originally reported by Car and Driver.
Quick answers
- What is the Valhalla?
- Aston Martin's most outrageous road car boasts a plug-in hybrid powertrain with 1064 horsepower and uses technology developed alongside its F1 racing team.
- What is the key takeaway from Aston Martin Valhalla: 2027 Hypercar with F1 Tech?
- Aston Martin's 2027 Valhalla hypercar delivers 1064hp plug-in hybrid performance with 2.1s 0-60mph acceleration.
What is the Valhalla?
Aston Martin's most outrageous road car boasts a plug-in hybrid powertrain with 1064 horsepower and uses technology developed alongside its F1 racing team.
Performance and Handling
The Valhalla delivers 2.1 seconds 0-60 mph acceleration and 217 mph top speed with F1-style pushrod front suspension and adaptive dampers.
Price and Availability
The Valhalla starts at $1,099,000 for 2027 with no changes for 2027 model year but an open-top Spider model coming in 2028.
Powertrain Details
The Valhalla uses a Mercedes-AMG-sourced twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8 with three electric motors for 1064 horsepower combined output.
Charging and Range
The Valhalla has a 5-mile electric-only range per charge, with the battery primarily powering acceleration rather than driving range.
Fuel Economy
The Valhalla achieves 13 mpg city, 19 mpg highway, and 15 mpg combined EPA ratings with 32 MPGe when using gas and electricity.
Interior Features
The Valhalla features carbon fiber interior, an F1-inspired steering wheel with physical infotainment controls, and a central infotainment screen.
Warranty and Maintenance
The Valhalla includes a three-year limited warranty with unlimited miles, powertrain warranty, and eight-year hybrid component warranty but no complimentary maintenance.
What's Next
The Valhalla will receive an open-top Spider model for 2028, maintaining its 9.5/10 rating in the best exotic sports cars category.
The key point
Aston Martin's 2027 Valhalla hypercar delivers 1064hp plug-in hybrid performance with 2.1s 0-60mph acceleration.
