Vehicle Overview
Key specifications and features at a glance
Valkyrie
Overview
W1
2021 - Present
Year
2026 - Present
6500
Engine
3988
746
Power
683
Hybrid
Fuel
Hybrid
Automatic
Transmission
DCT
2
Seating
2
Detailed Specifications
Complete technical specifications comparison
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Valkyrie
Specification
W1
6500
Engine Capacity
3988
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Engine Code
MHP-8
V12
Cylinder Configuration
V
12
Number of Cylinders
8
Naturally aspirated
Aspiration
Twin-turbo
746
Power
683
780
Torque
900
355
Top Speed
350
RWD
Drive Type
RWD
24.08
Fuel Economy Combined
16.9
265 / 35 ZR20 front / 325 / 30 ZR21 rear
Tyre Size
Front 265 / 35 R19; Rear 335 / 30 R20
20 front / 21 rear
Wheel Size
Front 19; Rear 20
2
Number of Doors
2
2
Seating Capacity
2
Ventilated carbon ceramic 420 mm six-piston
Front Brakes
390mm carbon-ceramic; 6-piston monobloc calipers
Ventilated carbon ceramic 385 mm six-piston
Rear Brakes
390mm carbon-ceramic; 4-piston monobloc calipers
Independent double wishbone with active dampers and active ride height
Front Suspension
Double wishbone; Race Active Chassis Control III
Independent double wishbone with active dampers and active ride height
Rear Suspension
Double wishbone; adaptive damping
Power assisted steering
Steering Type
Electro-hydraulic power assisted
0
Towing Capacity
—
14
Turning Circle
—
Dimensions & Weight
Physical specifications and measurements
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Valkyrie
Dimension
W1
50
Fuel Tank Capacity
62
4500
Length
4635
1920
Width
2074
1060
Height
1182
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Wheelbase
2680
1355
Kerb Weight
1399
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Boot Space
118
Features Comparison
Standard and optional equipment comparison
Safety
Valkyrie
Feature
W1
Adaptive Cruise Control
Autonomous Emergency Braking
Lane Departure Warning
Lane Keep Assist
Blind Spot Monitoring
Rear Cross Traffic Alert
Traffic Sign Recognition
Driver Attention Monitor
Front Parking Sensors
Rear Parking Sensors
360 Camera
Reverse Camera
Hill Start Assist
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System
Rear Occupant Alert
Comfort
Valkyrie
Feature
W1
Keyless Entry
NFC Keyless Entry
Push Button Start
Dual-Zone Climate Control
Tri-Zone Climate Control
Heated Front Seats
Ventilated Front Seats
Heated Steering Wheel
Power Tailgate
Remote Start
Power Driver Seat
Power Passenger Seat
Memory Seats
Auto Dimming Mirror
Rain Sensing Wipers
Adaptive Headlights
Interior Exterior
Valkyrie
Feature
W1
Leather Seats
Fabric Seats
Ambient Lighting
Sunroof
Panoramic Roof
LED Headlights
Matrix LED Headlights
Daytime Running Lights
Alloy Wheels
Roof Rails
Rear Privacy Glass
Power Folding Mirrors
Technology
Valkyrie
Feature
W1
Touchscreen Display
Digital Instrument Cluster
Apple CarPlay
Android Auto
Wireless Apple CarPlay
Wireless Android Auto
Wireless Phone Charging
Built-in Navigation
Premium Audio System
Head-Up Display
USB-C Ports
Bluetooth Connectivity
Voice Control
Connected Car App
Charging & Battery Tech
Valkyrie
Feature
W1
AC home charging
DC fast-charge capable
Scheduled charging
Charging Cable Included
Portable Charger Included
Wall Charger Compatible
Battery Preconditioning
Heat Pump
EV / Hybrid Drive Features
Valkyrie
Feature
W1
Regenerative braking
Drive mode select
EV / hybrid drive modes
One Pedal Driving
V2L
V2G
Pros & Cons
Strengths and weaknesses of each vehicle
Aston Martin Valkyrie Valkyrie
Pros
- +Formula One-derived road-car engineering
- +High-revving Cosworth 6.5-litre V12
- +Lightweight carbon-fibre construction
- +Active suspension and extreme aerodynamics
- +Exceptionally rare collector hypercar
Cons
- −Not homologated for Australian road registration
- −Extremely high purchase price
- −Very high fuel consumption
- −Minimal luggage practicality
- −No ANCAP safety rating
McLaren W1 W1
Pros
- +Extraordinary 938kW system output
- +Lightweight carbon-fibre Aerocell chassis
- +Advanced active aerodynamics
- +Race Active Chassis Control III
- +Australian availability confirmed
Cons
- −Extremely high purchase price
- −Only 399 examples globally
- −Very limited electric-only range
- −Two-seat cabin limits practicality
- −No ANCAP safety rating
Which one should you buy?
Best for Efficiency: Aston Martin Valkyrie Valkyrie
Combined fuel use and electric range support a strong efficiency position for a hybrid.
Best Overall: Aston Martin Valkyrie Valkyrie
Across performance, value, efficiency, and practicality, this variant shows a balanced overall profile.
Our Recommendation
Choose Aston Martin Valkyrie Valkyrie if: You prioritise performance and responsive power.
Choose McLaren W1 W1 if: You prioritise performance and responsive power.
Bottom Line: Aston Martin Valkyrie Valkyrie leads on efficiency.
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