Aston Martin Unveils $2 Million Valhalla Supercar with 850 HP V12 Engine

Aston Martin revealed its new Valhalla supercar, a limited edition model based on the Vanquish but featuring a much more aggressive design. The British sports car maker, which struggled in 2025 with a 10% drop in sales to 5,448 vehicles and losses exceeding $600 million due to supply chain issues and US import tariffs, aims to boost profits with this exclusive model. Valhalla measures 4.87 meters long, 2.044 meters wide, and 1.29 meters tall, with a 2.83-meter wheelbase and a small 170-liter trunk.

Powered by an 850-horsepower V12 engine paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission, the Valhalla is Aston Martin's most powerful front-engine car ever. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.1 seconds and reaches a top speed of 350 km/h. Extensive use of lightweight carbon fiber, aluminum, magnesium, and titanium reduces the car's weight to 1,666 kg, 110 kg less than comparable models. The interior is handcrafted, featuring dual 10.25-inch screens, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto via dongle, along with all modern active safety equipment.

Only 150 units will be produced, each highly customizable in terms of equipment and paint to ensure uniqueness. The starting price in Europe is £1.5 million, about $2 million in the US, and in Israel, after taxes, it is estimated to cost around 14 million shekels. This would surpass the previous most expensive Aston Martin sold in Israel, the limited-edition Valour, which sold for 8 million shekels.

The Valhalla launch reflects Aston Martin's strategy under owner Lawrence Stroll to attract ultra-wealthy customers with exclusive, high-performance models amid challenging market conditions.