Aston Martin Valkyrie LM — a 700-hp track version of the supercar with a rear wing the size of an aircraft wing (photos)

Aston Martin has officially unveiled the most extreme version of the Valkyrie supercar—the track-focused Valkyrie LM. The new model is based on the Valkyrie LMH race car, which is being prepared to compete in the legendary “24 Hours of Le Mans” race. A total of 10 units will be produced, each priced at over $3.5 million.

Design and Aerodynamics Features

The Aston Martin Valkyrie LM is easily distinguishable from the base model by its aggressive front spoiler, tall roof fin, and massive rear wing, which generates tremendous downforce. The model’s aerodynamic efficiency allows it to achieve lateral acceleration of up to 3.5 g and navigate corners confidently at high speeds. The coupe is equipped with Pirelli slick track tires, specially adapted for intense racing.

Formula-style interior

The cabin embodies minimalism and functionality: a single-seater layout, a steering wheel in the style of a ship’s wheel, numerous switches, and a digital instrument panel. Bare carbon fiber dominates the trim, emphasizing the model’s racing philosophy. The “gull-wing” doors open upward, giving the supercar a futuristic look.

Technical Specifications of the Aston Martin Valkyrie LM

Under the hood is a modified 6.5-liter naturally aspirated Cosworth V12. In accordance with FIA WEC regulations, the engine’s power has been reduced to 700 l.s., but given its weight of just 1,030 kg, its performance remains impressive. It also features carbon-ceramic brakes and a track-tuned racing suspension.

Release Date and Owners’ Club

Deliveries of the Aston Martin Valkyrie LM will begin in 2026. The manufacturer will create an exclusive club for buyers, where owners can participate in track days at race circuits and receive service on par with professional teams.

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