A few days ago, the Network News Agency learned that the mass production version of Aston Martin's new flagship sports car Valhalla will begin to be delivered in 2024, while Vanquish, which is positioned as an entry-level supercar, will be officially released in 2025, and the new car will share the power system with Valhalla.
Aston Martin Valhalla is the brand's new flagship sports car, developed in collaboration with Red Bull Advanced Technologies. The new car is sold in a limited edition of 500 units, and the overseas price is 875,000 pounds (about 7.1672 million yuan), and the new car is currently accepting reservations in China.
Aston Martin Valhalla's exterior styling is very exaggerated, but elegant, and it is reported that the new car's active aerodynamic kit can produce up to 600 kg of downforce. As for power, Aston Martin Valhalla will use the same planar crankshaft 4.0T V8 engine as the Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series, with an electric motor to form a plug-in hybrid system with a total power of about 708 kW and a peak torque of 1000 N·m. The new car also offers an all-electric mode, in which the front axle is driven, which transfers 100% of the electrical energy to the rear axle during extreme driving. In addition, Aston Martin Valhalla will also use an E-reverse transmission to match the 8-speed dual-clutch transmission, which eliminates the reverse gear, reverse gear is pure electric drive, and is equipped with a rear axle electronic limited slip differential, according to official data, Aston Martin Valhalla's 0-100 km/h acceleration is only 2.5 seconds, the top speed is 330 km/h, and the car is within 6 minutes per second at the Nürburgring Nord Loop.
In addition to Aston Martin Valhalla, aston Martin Vanquish, positioning the entry-level supercar, will be released in 2025, and the new car will share the powertrain with Aston Martin Valhalla, but the parameters will be slightly lower, and the new car will be positioned as a mid-engine supercar. The latest news about Aston Martin Valhalla and Aston Martin Vanquish will remain tuned to the news agency.
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