in 2022 is expected to launch a new mid-engined Aston Martin supercar Valhalla, the original part of the power released recently for the first time details for an Aston Martin developed its own new 3.0-liter V6 turbo gasoline-electric engine, using Hot V and dry sump design, and has Hybrid and Plug-in hybrid power technology assistance, not only will become the strongest brand power unit, also has been advanced in line with stringent Euro 7 emissions regulations.
engine weighs less than 200 kilograms, estimated super strength with thousands of horsepower
Aston Martin’s new mid-engined sports Valhalla, is the Aston Martin with Bull racing Red Bull racing’s department of Red Bull Advanced technologies to develop ultra-running third in top limited Hypercar, into the technology Red Bull racing Formula one racing in F1 achieved in terms of design and experience.
The original power for the first time released information Valhalla, and also disclosed engine dynamometer tests on the screen. It has 3.0 liters V6 gasoline-electric turbine-powered internal code name for the original TM01, it is Aston Martin Tadek Marek pay tribute to the named Distinguished Engineer’s brand 1950-1960, while TM01 is Aston Martin’s first since 1968 with the development of its own power .
TM01 turbocharger employed in place of the V-angle design Hot V in the structure, not only effectively reduce the engine size, weight successfully controlled within 200 kg. Further, use of a dry sump designed to allow placement of the engine can be reduced as much as possible down to the center of gravity of the vehicle body.
Aston Martin has not yet disclosed the exact horsepower and torque data TM01, the original represents the performance characteristics of the future will depend equipped vehicles to be adjusted, meaning TM01 addition to use in Valhalla will be mounted on cars of other brands estimated to have about 1,000 horsepower strength, with 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox, accelerates from rest to 100 km per hour just 2.5 seconds, a top speed of over 350 km per hour.