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Aston Martin unveils roofless Valhalla Spider hypercar

The open-top Valhalla keeps the coupe's 217 mph top speed and 1,064 horsepower.

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Image: Road & Track

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  • Aston Martin has revealed the Valhalla Spider, an open-top version of its mid-engined Valhalla hypercar.
  • The Spider keeps the same 217 mph top speed as the coupe.
  • The car is powered by 1,064 horsepower, and it has a removable top, like the Valkyrie before it.

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Aston Martin has revealed the Valhalla Spider, a roofless version of its mid-engined hypercar. The Valhalla is the second mid-engined model from the British carmaker, following the Valkyrie.

The Spider removes the roof but keeps the same top speed as the coupe, 217 mph. The car makes 1,064 horsepower. Aston Martin describes it as the fastest open-air car it has built.

The Spider follows the Valkyrie, which also comes with a removable top. Aston Martin has now given its second mid-engined model the same option. Removing the roof does not reduce the car's performance.

The main change is the roof. Other changes to the car's engine or top speed are not described. Aston Martin has not yet given a price, production numbers or delivery dates for the Spider.

Aston Martin has not said when or where the car will go on sale. How much the roof removal affects the car's weight or handling is not yet known, and no independent tests have been published.

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Sources: Car and Driver, Road & Track

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