Aston Martin’s Valhalla has had a few false starts, but now the mid-engined, four-wheel drive carbon-tubbed supercar is ready to go. The original concept car was revealed back in 2019 with the intention of using a hybrid V6 powertrain. Later that engine choice was upgraded to an AMG-sourced 4.0L twin turbocharged V8 with a combined power output of 937 hp. Then for the planned 2024 model year release of the Valhalla power was increased to 998 hp. And now, for the official 2026 model year that will actually be delivered, Aston Martin have confirmed an even higher power output of 1,064 hp with 811 lb-ft of torque. Big numbers for Aston’s first ever hybrid.
