The Supercar Paddock will play host to a couple of Aston Martin models, including the latest DB12 S, Vantage S, DBX S, Valhalla, and the AMR25 F1 car.
The supercar can be unlocked in Fortnite and Rocket League from 18 December 2025 and will feature the same livery as shown at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix.
The collection features a bespoke Vantage Roadster, a DB12 Volante, and a Vanquish Volante.
The Valhalla supercar will make its U.K. public debut, and will be joined at Goodwood alongside the Valkyrie, DB12 and Vanquish Volante, and the DBX S.
The 1,064bhp plug-in hybrid supercar made its global public dynamic debut on the Monte Carlo street circuit, ahead of the Monaco Formula One Grand Prix.
Aston Martin has released on-road images of its upcoming Valhalla model, as it undergoes final tests on track in Spain and on road in the U.K.
The plug-in hybrid Valhalla is the first Aston Martin to use a bespoke 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine, offering a system output of 1,065bhp and 1,100Nm.
Aston Martin has shared new photos of a prototype Valhalla at Silverstone, ahead of the vehicle's start of production in 2024.
The U.K.'s Advanced Propulsion Centre has awarded Aston Martin a grant to support its development of its bespoke luxury battery electric vehicle platform.
Aston Martin Valhalla states that production of its Valhalla mid-engine supercar has been assisted by the firm's involvement in Formula One.
The yet-to-be-revealed new model will be showcased alongside a new Valhalla virtual reality experience at Monterey Car Week.
The Valhalla is the first Aston Martin with a mid-mounted V8 and plug-in hybrid system, is limited to 999 units, and the car costs $4.8m with COE.
Aston Martin has announced that it will be launching its first all-electric vehicle by 2025 as part of its new 'Racing.Green.' sustainability strategy.
The Valhalla, the less maniacal sibling to the Valkyrie hypercar, is part of a calculated push not just into mid-engine territory, but a new era of performance.
Aston Martin's first series production mid-engined supercar will utilise a plug-in hybrid powertrain capable of offering a maximum of 937bhp.
A new, turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 engine, designed in-house by Aston Martin, has been announced and set to debut in the Valhalla.
Leading Aston Martin's activities on the peninsula this year will be debuts of two of the brand's most hotly anticipated and highly desirable cars.
Aston's latest mid-engined hypercar collaboration with Red Bull Advanced Technologies and Adrian Newey has been officially named the Aston Martin Valhalla.