The Aston Martin Valiant makes its debut, with a global limited edition of 38 units!

On June 26, the Aston Martin Valiant made its debut. The new car is a track version based on the Aston Martin Valour, which was meticulously crafted by the Aston Martin Q customization department. The car is limited to 38 units worldwide and is equipped with a 5.2 liter twin-turbocharged V12 engine, with a maximum horsepower of 745, and paired with a 6-speed manual transmission.

It is reported that the new car plans to make its first public appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2024, and the first batch will start to be delivered worldwide in the fourth quarter of 2024. The price is expected to start at 2 million pounds. And the first customer of the car is two-time F1 world champion and Aston Martin Saudi Aramco F1 team driver Fernando Alonso.

In terms of appearance, the Aston Martin Valiant has a forward-looking overall shape with a strong racing style. It comes with an exaggerated sports wide-body kit. The large front grille, paired with wide fenders and low front lip design, fully exhibits the racing style. The round headlights on both sides, which retain the retro design, are slightly cute.

On the side of the car body, the new car adopts heavy-duty fan-shaped side mudguards, and its 21-inch magnesium alloy wheels are equipped with carbon fiber aerodynamic wheel covers, which is one of the most distinctive features of Valiant. At the same time, the car is also equipped with wide side beams. There are flow generators in front of the rear wheels, which works in coordination with the front diverter side wing to make the side air flow smoother and reduces turbulence, drag, and lift.

The tail of the car adopts a sharp Kamm tail, and the top of the upward deck cover is equipped with a prominent fixed wing, which is not only eye-catching, but also surprisingly effective. Its shape is not only distinctive, but also balances the increased downforce generated by the front diverter. The tail of the car adopts an integrated clamshell design, and is equipped with a hinge-style rear baffle to form a cleverly laid out loading space, where racing helmets and suits can be easily placed.

As for the interior, the Aston Martin Valiant perfectly combines the functionality of racing and exquisite design style. It is extensively covered with Alcantara and carbon fiber materials, embellished with yellow decorations, and equipped with RECARO's sport bucket seats and four-point seatbelts.

On the power front, the Aston Martin Valiant is equipped with a reinforced 5.2-litre twin-turbocharged V12 engine, with a maximum power of 745 horsepower, which is 30 horsepower higher than Valour. With a peak torque of 752 Nm, the transmission system will match a 6-speed manual transmission. In addition, the car will be equipped with a limited slip differential, unique adaptive dampers, and anti-roll bars, etc. to make its handling performance capable of meeting the output of great power.

It's worth mentioning that the new car, in order to further reduce weight and improve track performance, not only is equipped with carbon ceramic brakes, but its rear subframe uses 3D printing technology to reduce the weight by 3 kilograms. The torque tubes made of magnesium materials, which can reduce the mass of the vehicle's center of gravity by 8.6 kilograms. And in addition to the use of lightweight battery packs, 11.5 kilograms are reduced.