The Aston Martin Valhalla has been spotted on track showing its definitive look

The Aston Martin Valhalla is a supercar model that will soon reach the market and that we have been seeing little by little as it was being developed. But the time has come to see it in its definitive form and see how it has become a reality that will make many enthusiasts of strong emotions sigh.

The model you see in the images has been spotted on several tracks in Spain, where the final tests of the model are being carried out. The brand’s engineers and, behind the wheel, Dan Turner, development driver for Aston Martin, are fine-tuning the definitive version of the model so that it can soon be enjoyed by a few fortunate drivers.

The IDIADA circuits in Spain have become the setting for the final tests the Valhalla will undergo before entering production. The final calibration tests of the steering and active aerodynamics are being carried out on high-speed circuits, both dry and wet. The braking systems are also being tested on these same tracks.

The two units “spotted” on Spanish circuits are painted in Podium Green with Lime Green decoration and in Verdant Jade with Valkyrie Gold decoration, so they also stand out strongly in person.

An innovative engine for Aston Martin

Aston Martin has used an innovative engine within its range to give this model some very special characteristics. To begin with, they have used a new 4.0-litre V8 engine, one that the brand had not used until now. It sends its power to the rear wheels through an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission (DCT) and also includes an e-Motor and an electronic rear differential.

On the front axle two electric motors also act, enabling all-wheel drive and torque vectoring that allows the vehicle to achieve maximum performance. The total output of this model is 1,079 CV and a maximum torque of 1,100 Nm. In addition, this engine has been placed in a mid-engine position, making the Valhalla the first production supercar from the brand to use this layout.

The plug-in hybrid system allows the car to run in electric mode for 14 kilometres, making it quite practical, since it can move without emitting polluting emissions. It does not turn it into a city car, but it helps it get around the city without problems.

This supercar will be limited to 999 units produced, with production starting in the second half of 2025.