Aston Martin Cars

If the AM-RB 001 concept looked nuts, the almost production-ready version of the Valkyrie looks otherworldly

Aston Martin has released a bunch of photos of the Valkyrie - and it looks like the future. The Valkyrie now looks closer to (about 95 per cent according to Miles Nurnberger, Creative Director of Exterior Design at Aston Martin) what the lucky 150 owners will drive beginning 2019. We don't any idea of what the hypercar's engine will look/sound like till now, but the details revealed today are themselves very interesting. First things first - just look at this thing! The Aston Martin Valkyrie has been designed to be a road-going F1 car. Marek Reichman, Aston Martin's Chief Creative Officer, has used his and his team's design expertise to make the car as beautiful as possible while F1 guru (and Red Bull chief technical officer) Adrian Newey works his aerodynamic design magic all around. To keep the car from becoming a series of wings on wheels, most of the aerodynamic elements have been kept to the underside of the car. The huge gap under the car and around the bottom of the cabin creates two Venturi tunnels. These develop ground-effects to keep the car sticking to the road - and also funnel air to the huge rear diffuser for even more... read more »

To be launched in 2019, the brand's first all-electric car will be based on the Rapide AMR 4-door performance coupe

AMR will be working on bringing into production two concepts showed at the Geneva Motor Show - the Rapide AMR and the Vantage AMR Pro