Aston Martin Valhalla Producing 998 Bhp With 349 Km/h Top Speed Teased | See Pics

British supercar marquee Aston Martin showcased the Valhalla concept for the first time in 2019. Aston Martin has now shared a teaser of its upcoming supercar where it is visible testing on a race track while being camouflaged. The Valhalla is set to enter production in 2024 and will be limited to just 999 units worldwide. There is currently no official information regarding whether Aston Martin plans to introduce the Valhalla in the Indian market. 

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The upcoming Aston Martin Valhalla boasts a hybrid powertrain that allows it to run solely on electric power. It is equipped with a V8 engine that is capable of churning a power output of 998 bhp and can achieve a top speed of 349 km/h. In the electric mode, it can reach a top speed of 128 kmph and has a range of 15 km before the engine engages. Moreover, the Valhalla can accelerate from 0-100 kmph in just 2.5 seconds.

Seeking inspiration from Formula 1, Aston Martin has included aerodynamics to play a crucial role in the Valhalla. Multiple aerodynamic features are included such as a front splitter, rear wing, rear venturi tunnels, a diffuser and a streamlined underbody, resulting in an impressive 600 kg of downforce at 240 km/h. Furthermore, the entire structure of the Valhalla is constructed using extensive carbon fibre to help reduce the weight of the supercar. 

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The interior follows a minimalistic design, featuring slim seats with minimal padding. Other notable components include carbon ceramic brakes, brake-by-wire technology, LED lighting incorporating matrix elements, adaptive functionality, high beam assist and specially designed Michelin tires. Safety features include Auto Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Warning, Active Cruise Control, and Rear-View Parking Cameras. Additionally, the infotainment system runs on a new user interface that supports Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.