- Aston Martin introduced the Valen on 14 August 2026 in Monterey, California, as the latest V12 special from Q by Aston Martin.
- The Valen is based on the Vanquish but sheds weight and gains a more aggressive design with full carbon fibre bodywork.
- The 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 is tuned to deliver 839bhp and 737lb ft, making it the most powerful front-engined Aston Martin ever.
- Aston Martin targets a 0-62mph time of 3.0 seconds and a top speed limited to 214mph.
- Production is strictly limited to 150 examples, with first deliveries scheduled for Q2 2027.
- The Valen is the latest in an illustrious line of limited production twelve-cylinder specials, exploring provocative design themes and extremes of performance.
- Aston Martin's CEO, Adrian Hallmark, stated that Valen's world-beating performance required a design to capture the raw motion and unmatched output of their V12 powertrain.
Aston Martin has introduced the Valen, marking a significant milestone as the most powerful front-engined supercar in its history.12310
With a twin-turbocharged 5.2-litre V12 engine producing 839bhp and 737lb ft of torque, the Valen achieves a remarkable 0-62mph in just 3.0 seconds and a top speed of 214mph.45
Production is strictly limited to 150 units, with the first deliveries scheduled for Q2 2027.89
The Valen features a lightweight design, shedding 110kg compared to the Vanquish, thanks to the use of magnesium wheels, a titanium exhaust, and advanced materials inspired by motorsport.
The car's design includes slatted aerodynamics, F1-style vortex generators, and a double-decker exhaust, contributing to its aggressive aesthetic.
Aston Martin's Q Division is responsible for this bespoke creation, ensuring that each of the 150 cars is uniquely tailored.
The Valen's interior architecture has also been revamped, focusing on driver engagement and dynamic capability, while a specially tuned titanium exhaust system enhances its sound character.
As the world's most powerful front-engined production car, the Valen represents a pinnacle of engineering and design for Aston Martin, continuing its legacy of high-performance vehicles.
“The Valen's weight-saving measures include a 110kg reduction over the Vanquish, aided by an optional lightweight pack with machined aluminium suspension arms and titanium bolts saving 16.9kg. First deliveries are slated for Q2 2027, with the show car finished in Q Ultra Satin Andromeda Red.”
