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Aston Martin · model year 2026
2026 Aston Martin Valhalla
Two Seaters · All-Wheel Drive · Plug-in hybrid · EPA class: Two Seaters
Where it places
- 41 Fuel-efficient two-seat sports cars
Ordered by combined MPG #41 of 56 - 69 Plug-in hybrids
Ordered by combined MPG #69 of 73 - 09 Aston Martin cars
Every model year, newest first #9 of 196 - 376 Fuel-efficient cars
Ordered by combined MPG #376 of 401 - 23 2026 cars and trucks
Every car of that year, A to Z #23 of 1,172 - 1223 Fuel-efficient AWD and 4WD cars
Ordered by combined MPG #1223 of 1,362 - 1980 Gas and hybrid cars by fuel cost
Ordered by fuel a year #1980 of 2,158
Against fuel-efficient two-seat sports cars
The CarCody take
The 2026 Aston Martin Valhalla is a two-seat, all-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid car. Its EPA figures are 32 combined MPGe when using electricity and gasoline, or 16 combined MPG on gasoline. Electric range is 6 miles. EPA estimates annual fuel cost at $5,150, with 14 city MPG and 19 highway MPG.
Good to know
- 32 combined MPGe from its plug-in-hybrid system
- All-wheel drive with an eight-speed automatic transmission
- 6 miles of EPA electric range
- Two-hour charge time at 240 volts
Watch for
- Only 6 miles of EPA electric range
- 16 combined MPG on gasoline
- EPA annual fuel cost is $5,150
- Two-seat body limits passenger capacity
Who it suits. Drivers wanting a two-seat, all-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid Short trips that fit within its 6-mile electric range
Choose the 2026 Valhalla if you want a two-seat Aston Martin with all-wheel drive and a plug-in system for brief electric trips. The EPA’s 6-mile range is modest, so gasoline use remains central for most longer drives. Budget around $5,150 a year in fuel under the EPA estimate. Its 32 combined MPGe reflects plug-in operation, while 16 combined MPG describes gasoline driving. A 240-volt outlet can refill it in about two hours.
What it is
The Valhalla is Aston Martin’s 2026 two-seater car. It uses all-wheel drive, a 4.0-liter turbocharged eight-cylinder engine, gasoline, and plug-in-hybrid power. An eight-speed automatic transmission sends the drive to the wheels.
See it with other Aston Martin cars in the lineup.
The EPA numbers
Its combined rating is 32 MPGe, with a 6-mile EPA electric range. When running on gasoline, the combined figure is 16 MPG: 14 MPG in city driving and 19 MPG on the highway.
The EPA lists energy use at 56 kWh per 100 miles. Tailpipe carbon dioxide is 486 grams per mile.
What it costs to run
EPA estimates $5,150 in annual fuel cost. That figure reflects the Valhalla’s 16 combined MPG gasoline rating and its plug-in-hybrid operation.
A full charge at 240 volts takes about 2 hours. The short 6-mile electric range limits how much daily driving can be covered before gasoline use matters.
How it compares
The Valhalla combines 32 MPGe with 16 MPG, so its chart position depends on whether you are looking at plug-in-hybrid efficiency or gasoline mileage. Its 6-mile electric range is the figure to check first for short trips.
You can place it beside other plug-in hybrids or two-seat sports cars using those EPA measures.
Who it suits
This car fits a driver who wants a two-seat, all-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid and can make use of a 240-volt charger. Short local trips may use its 6 electric miles before the gasoline engine becomes the main energy source.
The 14 city MPG and $5,150 annual fuel estimate matter more to drivers who spend many miles in regular gasoline operation.
Trade-offs
The plug-in system brings 32 combined MPGe and a two-hour 240-volt charge time, but the electric range is only 6 miles. Once that distance is used, the gasoline ratings are 16 combined MPG, 14 city, and 19 highway.
It is a two-seater, and its EPA class is Two Seaters.
Verdict
The Valhalla makes sense when its two-seat layout, all-wheel drive, and plug-in-hybrid setup match your priorities. Its electric capability is useful mainly for very short trips because the EPA range is 6 miles. For longer or frequent driving, plan around 16 combined MPG and the EPA’s $5,150 yearly fuel estimate. Charging takes about two hours at 240 volts, giving owners a defined routine rather than a long electric-only buffer.
Every figure on record
- Combined MPG
- 16 MPG
- City MPG
- 14 MPG
- Highway MPG
- 19 MPG
- Combined MPGe
- 32 MPGe
- EPA range
- 6 miles
- Energy use
- 56 kWh per 100 miles
- Annual fuel cost
- $5,150
- Tailpipe CO₂
- 486 g per mile
- Charge time at 240 V
- 2 hours
- Model year
- 2026
- Body
- Car
- EPA size class
- Two Seaters
- Drive
- All-Wheel Drive
- Engine
- 4.0 L 8-cyl turbo
- Transmission
- Automatic 8-spd
- Fuel
- Gasoline
Questions
What is the Valhalla’s electric range?
The EPA rates the 2026 Aston Martin Valhalla for 6 miles of electric range.
What MPG does the Valhalla get?
Its EPA gasoline ratings are 14 city MPG, 19 highway MPG, and 16 combined MPG.
What is the Valhalla’s combined MPGe?
The plug-in-hybrid system is rated at 32 combined MPGe.
How much does it cost to fuel each year?
The EPA estimates annual fuel cost at $5,150.
How long does charging take?
Charging at 240 volts takes about 2 hours.
What engine and drivetrain does it use?
It has a 4.0-liter turbocharged eight-cylinder engine, gasoline plug-in-hybrid power, all-wheel drive, and an eight-speed automatic transmission.
How many seats does the Valhalla have?
The Valhalla is classified by the EPA as a Two Seaters car.
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