Aston Martin Turns Its 1,064-HP Valhalla Into A Roofless 217 MPH Rocket
Aston Martin has pulled the cover (or more specifically, the roof) off the Valhalla to create the Valhalla Spider. All the better way to enjoy the sonorous Mercedes-AMG V8 singing over its triple electric motor accompaniment.
Built around a slightly heavier carbon-fiber monocoque (1,680 kg / 3,704 lbs dry, or 25 kg / 55 lbs more than the coupe), the Valhalla Spider retains the dramatic silhouette and signature forward-hinged dihedral doors of its fixed-roof sibling while opening up an unfiltered auditory and visceral experience. Removing the roof naturally messes with the aerodynamics, to which the engineers crafted a wind deflector that gracefully channels turbulent air around the cabin occupants. Additionally, the roof snorkel now sits slightly taller than the coupe's intake to ensure the mid-mounted engine gets the most oxygen it needs.
The powertrain hasn't changed, but there's no need to mess with something this good. The setup pairs...
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