Miller Motorcars Aston Martin

Impossibly crafted

The Aston Martin Valkyrie is more than just a sports car. It’s a true Hypercar, taking F1 technology to the road. That pushes obsessions with weight-saving and aerodynamics to all new levels. Every milligram counts, and everywhere we can reduce weight and improve aerodynamic flow, we do. All our cars carry the famous scarab beetle-inspired Aston Martin wings badge, and the Aston Martin Valkyrie is no exception.

Top Speed MPH

250

Power PS

1,176

0-62 MPHS

2.3

Torque NM

900

Specifications

Features
  • Touchscreen with Aston Martin’s upcoming infotainment system
  • Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone app integration
  • Built-in navigation
  • Powerful audio system
  • Automated emergency braking
  • Adaptive cruise control
  • Blind spot monitoring
Engine
  • Naturally aspirated 6.5L V12 paired with an electric motor
  • 7-speed sequential automatic transmission
  • 1,160 hp
  • 663 lb-ft of torque
  • 2.5-second 0-60 mph time

Engineering and performance

ENGINE

Every inch of Valkyrie is engineered to the impossible.

Tolerance of 3.5g. Speeds of 200mph. Downforce more typically associated with the lift and pitch of a fighter jet. If you’ve heard the rumour that part of an Aston Martin Valkyrie comes from an Apache gunship, the rumour is true. Nothing that already existed in the automotive world had the hydraulic power required to run all this. Or handle the pressure of bringing F1™ track pedigree to the road. The downforce is so otherworldly that the tires would just burst. Piloted by the Active Control Unit, thousands of times a second, the active aero recalibrates the suspension, damping and form of the car.

HANDLING

Designed to stick to the road, Valkyrie is capable of taking corners at over 3.3G

The Aston Martin Valkyrie has a 6-point harness for a reason. The lateral g-force of this road-legal car is about 3.3g. The braking force is 1.9g. So every point of that harness is carefully placed to weld you in position and stop you sliding out of the seat. It might be important to put that into some kind of context. Lateral g-force is a measure of the acceleration when changing direction horizontally.

HYDRAULICS

Apache hydraulics, for the road.

Responding like a reflex to live inputs from driver, road and aerodynamic load, to bleed off excess downforce and keep it within limits the tyres can take. A technical marvel with seventeen different actuators powering the hydraulics. As well as three different controllers – skyhook, groundhook and aerohook – finetuning damping force to improve the dynamics of its Formula 1™ derived double wishbone suspension. Arming the Aston Martin Valkyrie with virtually no body roll.

Everything has been approached afresh. It truly is thinking from the ground, up.

Marek Reichman

EVP and Chief Creative Officer

Interior

CENTRE CONSOLE

Ultimate control

The Aston Martin Design team were keen to keep distractions to a minimum and focus the driver on the road ahead. To this end all switchgear is located on the steering wheel, with all the vital signs shown on a single OLED display screen. The steering wheel is also detachable, both to aid ingress and egress, and to serve as an additional security device.

SEATING

Opulence and refined finishes

To maximise interior space the seats are mounted directly to the tub, with occupants adopting a reclined ‘feet-up’ position reminiscent of today’s Formula One and Le Mans Prototype race cars, ensuring driver and passenger are extremely safe, perfectly supported and feel completely at one with the car. A four-point harness comes as standard, while an optional six-point harness will be offered for those who intend to do more track driving.

Technology

Track performance on the streets

Valkyrie comes as close as possible to being a Formula One ® car without being restricted to the track. Its rebellious technology is the direct result of our partnership with Red Bull Racing Advanced Technology with all the Aston Martin hallmarks of cleverly crafted luxury.

Aston Martin Valkyrie pushes the boundaries of performance; a remarkable journey in engineering to make the impossible, possible.

Roberto Fedeli

Chief Technical Officer

After-sales with Miller Motorcars Aston Martin

Choosing to buy an Aston Martin with us means choosing the expertise of Aston Martin approved technicians. Our after-sales team offer everything from skilled servicing, extensive accident repairs or bespoke modifications.

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Customise an Aston Martin

Use the Aston Martin configurator to design the car of your dreams. From specific grille finishes to the colour of your hand stitched leather interior, take your new Aston Martin to new levels of luxury and customise a car like no other.

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Miller Motorcars Aston Martin

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