Aston Martin Valkyrie specs: generations

Both catalogue versions use the same name 6.0 MT. Power is identical, so they are distinguished by top speed, which is the only numeric difference in the data.

1 generation (from 2021-06-01, still listed without a stop date) is a Coupe with 2 versions. Both versions are labelled 6.0 MT in the catalogue. There is no restyling recorded as a separate generation. Body type for the generation is Coupe.

Aston Martin Valkyrie engine and specifications

Both catalogue versions use the same name 6.0 MT. Power is identical, so they are distinguished by top speed, which is the only numeric difference in the data.

VersionhpkWrpm (power)Nmrpm (torque)DisplacementFuelEngine typeCylindersLayoutBoostEngine positionGearboxGearsDrive
6.0 MT (350 km/h)1100745105007407000not measurednot measuredHybrid12V-shapednot measuredCentralManual7RWD
6.0 MT (330 km/h)1100745105007407000not measurednot measuredHybrid12V-shapednot measuredCentralManual7RWD

Aston Martin Valkyrie hp and torque. Each 6.0 MT is listed at 1100 hp and 745 kW at 10500 rpm, with 740 Nm at 7000 rpm. Horsepower and torque figures are the same on both versions.

Engine size, bore and stroke, valves, boost. Displacement is not measured for either 6.0 MT. Bore and stroke are not measured. Valves per cylinder are not measured. Boost is not measured. Fuel type is not measured. Compression ratio is not measured. Fuel system is not measured.

Cylinders and layout. Both versions have 12 cylinders in a V-shaped layout. The engine is Central.

Gearbox and drive. Both versions use Manual with 7 gears and RWD.

Aston Martin Valkyrie weight kg next to power. Kerb weight is 1030 kg on both 6.0 MT versions. With 1100 hp and 1030 kg, the catalogue ratio is 1100 / 1030 ≈ 1.07 hp per kg (about 0.94 kg per hp). Gross weight is not measured. Weight distribution is not measured. Engine weight is not measured.

Aston Martin Valkyrie top speed, 0–60 / 0–100, and mpg

Top speed. The two 6.0 MT versions differ here: one is listed at 350 km/h, the other at 330 km/h. The gap is 20 km/h (350 − 330).

0–100 / 0–60. Acceleration to 100 km/h is not measured for either 6.0 MT. There is no 0–60 figure in the data.

Fuel consumption (mpg / l/100 km). City consumption is not measured. Highway consumption is not measured. Combined consumption is not measured. CO2 is not measured. Eco class is not measured. Fuel tank volume is not measured.

Aston Martin Valkyrie dimensions, weight, and chassis

Weight. Kerb weight is 1030 kg for both 6.0 MT versions. Gross (full) weight is not measured.

Ground clearance, tank, wheels. Ground clearance is not measured. Tank is not measured. Wheel sizes are not measured. Length and other exterior dimensions are not measured.

Suspension. Front: Independent, spring. Rear: Independent, spring. Same on both versions.

Brakes. Front: Ceramic ventilated. Rear: Ceramic. Same on both versions.

Production of both 6.0 MT versions is listed from 2021-06-01 with no stop date.

Which Aston Martin Valkyrie version to choose

The catalogue lists two versions with the same name 6.0 MT, the same Hybrid 12-cylinder V-shaped Central engine, the same 1100 hp / 745 kW at 10500 rpm, the same 740 Nm at 7000 rpm, the same 7-speed Manual, the same RWD, the same 1030 kg kerb weight, and the same Independent, spring suspension and ceramic brakes.

The only measured difference is top speed:

If the choice is “the faster listed car,” the 6.0 MT at 350 km/h is the one. If the choice is power, torque, gearbox, drive, or kerb weight, the two versions are equal on every measured number except that top speed.

Displacement, 0–100, fuel use, tank, ground clearance, wheels, gross weight, and length are not measured on either version, so they cannot be used to pick between them.

Interior, Spider, AMR Pro, engine sound, and sale or MSRP figures are not in this dataset and are not stated here.