Aston Martin and Red Bull Racing first announced plans to build the Valkyrie track in 2016 and it won’t be until November 2021 for the car to enter production. However, the wait was worth it as this is one of the most impressive cars the British company has ever built.
The Valkyrie is powered by a Cosworth-built 6.5-liter V12 with an F1-style hybrid system, capable of delivering 1,000 hp to the rear wheels and hitting a staggering 11,100 rpm. While the Valkyrie could technically be a road car, only 150 are being produced at a cost of between £2m and £3m each, so don’t expect to see any Which one is in the local Asda parking lot.
Besides the road version, there will also be a race-only model, called the AMR Pro, while 85 roofless Spider models will also be on the way soon.
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