Aston Martin Valhalla Spider
Aston Martin's first mid-engined open-cockpit production supercar, combining the Valhalla's 1,079 PS hybrid powertrain with a purpose-developed roof and aerodynamic package.

- System power
- 1,079 PS / 794 kWManufacturer announcement
- 0–100 km/h
- 2.5 secondsManufacturer specification
- Maximum speed
- 350 km/h (roof off / carbon hardtop)Manufacturer announcement
- First deliveries
- Q3 2027 plannedManufacturer announcement
Specifications and plans
Sources and datesPublished figures retain their announced, prototype or target status.
Hybrid powertrain
- Combustion engine
- 4.0-litre twin-turbo flat-plane-crank V8; 828 PSManufacturer announcement · source
- Electric drive
- Three electric motors; 251 PS combined contributionManufacturer announcement · source
- System output
- 1,079 PS; 1,100 NmManufacturer announcement · source
- Drive layout
- Electric front axle with torque vectoring; V8-assisted rear axleManufacturer announcement · source
- Transmission
- 8-speed dual-clutch transmissionManufacturer announcement · source
- Battery
- 6.1 kWh high-performance batteryManufacturer specification · source
- Acceleration
- 0–100 km/h in 2.5 secondsManufacturer specification · source
Open-cockpit design
- Standard roof
- Removable and stowable black fabric roofManufacturer announcement · source
- Fabric roof speed limit
- 200 km/h with fabric roof fittedManufacturer announcement · source
- Optional carbon roof
- Removable carbon-fibre hardtop permits 350 km/h with roof fittedManufacturer announcement · source
- Open-roof performance
- 350 km/h attainable with roof removedManufacturer announcement · source
- Wind management
- Clip-in three-section wind deflector; revised raised roof-off snorkelManufacturer announcement · source
- Seats
- Carbon-fibre Touring Seats standard; Coupe-style seat available without surchargeManufacturer announcement · source
Aerodynamics and structure
- Active downforce
- In excess of 600 kg with roof fitted; manufacturer figureManufacturer announcement · source
- Dynamic tuning
- Variant-specific active aero and stability-control calibrationsManufacturer announcement · source
- Structure
- Carbon-fibre tub using RTM and autoclave technologiesManufacturer announcement · source
- Doors
- Carbon-fibre dihedral doors with revised mechanismManufacturer announcement · source
Premiere and production outlook
- Official reveal
- 28 October 2026, GaydonManufacturer announcement · source
- First public debut
- 2026 Concours at Wynn Las VegasManufacturer announcement · source
- Customer deliveries
- Q3 2027 plannedManufacturer announcement · source
- Spider unit count
- 249 reported by an Aston Martin dealer, not yet confirmed by manufacturerDealer report; manufacturer confirmation pending · source
- MSRP
- Not published by Aston Martin at review dateSource review: price absent · source
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Not yet announced
- Official Spider list price, currency and tax basis
- Manufacturer-confirmed Spider production allocation
- Final homologation and market-specific CO₂ / WLTP certification
- Delivered-car weight and market-specific equipment
- Verified physical asking prices and completed Spider sales
- Swiss allocations and aftersales terms
Collector outlook
- Market value
- Not established
- SCI rating
- Not rated · upcoming
Market evidence
The Spider was announced on 28 October 2026 and deliveries are scheduled for Q3 2027. No verified Spider-specific resale or completed-sale market exists at this review date. Announced allocations are not completed production or resale evidence.
Final specification, actual supply, condition and provenance will matter to future research. No investment-return forecast is assigned.
Sources
Last reviewed: 2026-10-30.
- Aston Martin Valhalla Spider world premiere and manufacturer releaseAston Martin · 2026-10-28
- Official Valhalla Spider model specificationsAston Martin
- 2028 model-year Spider programme: dealer allocation reportingHWM Aston Martin
