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The Aston Martin Valkyrie is now ready to hit the road
The British brand’s supercar has entered the production phase and, according to the company, the first unit is finished and ready for delivery.

Not long ago we had the chance to get to know other versions of the Aston Martin Valkyrie, so it’s no surprise that there is considerable anticipation to finally see it on the roads. Only 150 units of this model will be produced, so near-exclusive cars are expected, tailored to the tastes and instructions of each buyer.
Each of these cars is being built by hand, a process that requires around 2,000 hours of work. Every unit therefore receives the care and attention of the engineers responsible for its manufacture. The brand’s factory in Gaydon houses a dedicated space for assembling these hand-built models, and a team manages the entire process, from production through to delivery of these cars.

The road-going version of the Aston Martin Valkyrie features technology derived from Formula 1 and is designed to deliver all the performance expected of this type of vehicle, but with everything geared towards everyday use. In addition, after manufacture, each car undergoes a very demanding inspection at the brand’s test track in Silverstone.
Production of the Aston Martin Valkyrie is now running at full capacity and, according to the brand, the first of the 150 cars to be built has already been completed. This means delivery of the first car of this limited-edition supercar is not far off. A real achievement for the brand, which has made personalisation and a unique style its signature.
Alongside its outstanding looks, this model of Aston Martin features a formidable V12 hybrid engine, delivering a maximum output of an impressive 1,155 CV. This makes the car a road-going model with the characteristics of a track car, which will delight all 150 buyers. Soon they will be able to take it out of the garage and show it off on roads around the world.
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