Production strictly limited to 150 cars worldwide
Aston Martin has introduced Valen, the world’s most powerful front-engined car from a manufacturer and the most powerful front-engined V12 supercar in the company’s 113-year history.
The latest in an illustrious line of limited production twelve-cylinder specials, Valen explores provocative design themes and extremes of performance in pursuit of maximum visual impact and a truly distinctive driving experience.
Pushing the limits of design and engineering to achieve a supercar of unique drama and capability, Valen is clad in a full-carbon fibre body and powered by the brand’s most powerful version of its 5.2-litre twin-turbocharged V12 engine with 850PS and 1000Nm of torque from just 2500rpm.
Bespoke service
The project, the latest special from Aston Martin’s bespoke service, Q by Aston Martin who previously provided Valour, Valiant and DBR22 to name a few, was realised thanks to the unique scope and expertise of Aston Martin’s newly formed Special Vehicle Operations (SVO) Department.
“The latest in a bloodline of limited production special series models from our bespoke service, Q by Aston Martin, Valen’s world-beating performance required a design to capture the raw motion and unmatched output of our V12 powertrain. With more power, less weight, and a spectacular soundtrack, the dramatic design is backed up by equally dramatic performance,” explained Adrian Hallmark, CEO, Aston Martin.
“Everything we’ve done to the powertrain and chassis has been driven by the same objective; to intensify the character and capability to deliver a truly thrilling experience that’s accessible to all skill levels, but keen drivers will absolutely relish,” noted Simon Newton, Director of Vehicle Performance, Aston Martin.
Elevated luxury
“Valen is a provocative front-engined supercar exuding increased potency and sporting intent, yet still celebrating the elevated luxury, meticulous detailing and unmistakable design signatures expected of a flagship Aston Martin,” observed Marek Reichman, EVP & Chief Creative Officer, Aston Martin.
Functional items such as the air vents have been changed to further reduce visual clutter and a new palette of anodising colours has been developed, expanding the scope for embellishment and personalisation offered via Q by Aston Martin.
Production of Aston Martin’s most powerful front-engined V12 supercar is strictly limited to 150 examples with first deliveries scheduled for Q2-2027, a press statement concluded.
