Finally… you’ve driven the Valhalla.Yes, hot on the heels of its 2019 announcement, the Valhalla is finally here. Almost.

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Well over 2000 days – that’s how long it has been since Aston Martin first unveiled the AM-RB 003 concept car. We even saw a production car V1 in 2022, by that stage named Valhalla.

The Aston Martin Valhalla's origin story goes clear back to 2019 with the AM-RB 003 concept. If this were normal times—and a normal car—we might be talking about a mid-cycle refresh at this point.

The Valhalla produces 1,064bhp and 1,100Nm of torque. (Aston Martin) Aston Martin has not revealed the size of the battery pack or how far the car can run on electric power at this stage.

Aston Martin has revealed its Valhalla is production-ready form. Powered by a plug-in hybrid system with a V8 engine and three electric motors, it produces over 1,000 horsepower and has a top ...

The wait is finally over. Aston Martin first took the covers off the car that would become the Valhalla back at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show. Back then it was the Aston Martin AM-RB 003, one of a ...

Introduction The Valhalla may be an Aston Martin like no other, but it isn’t a supercar like no other.It’s a two-seat, ...

The 217mph Valhalla is a new kind of Aston Martin: mid-engined, hybrid and utterly exotic. We’re among the first to see it at Silverstone.