The interior of the Aston Martin Valkyrie is unlike any other Aston Martin car and is very different from other hypercars too. It was designed on a Formula-1 car platform and truly follows its design principles as well. The cockpit is typically like a futuristic capsule and passengers have to sit with their feet up in a reclined position. The sheer shortage of passenger volume inside the cabin might be the reason for such an uncomfortable position. So it's not advisable to be inside the cabin for longer journeys which we presume most buyers won’t. For enhanced safety and support, the Valkyrie comes with a four-point safety harness while a six-point safety harness is optional and would be more necessary for track-only use. The seat harnesses come in six different bold colors to match your choice.
The most interesting part of the interior design of the Aston Martin Valkyrie has to be its detachable steering wheel. Such a design helps with easy ingress and egress. The cabin is a proper carbon-fiber tub and every part of the car is made from it. The instrument console is missing in favor of weight reduction and all the necessary information for the driver is available on a small OLED screen to present on the center of the steering wheel. Also, there are not many knobs and buttons to fiddle with inside the cabin. Most of the switchgear is provided on the steering wheel only. The switchgear is offered in three different colors namely in red color, black color, or in anodized silver finish. Aston Martin offers many different colors, patterns, and textures for the inner upholstery, typical of any Aston Martin car
Model
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2022 Aston Martin Valkyrie
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2022 Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport
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2022 Mercedes-AMG One
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2022 Koenigsegg Jesko
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Seating Capacity
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2
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2
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2
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2
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Front Row (Headroom/Shoulder Room/Leg Room, in inches)
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NA
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NA
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NA
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NA
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Rear Row (Headroom/Shoulder Room/Leg Room, in inches)
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NA
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NA
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NA
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NA
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Trunk Capacity (cubic feet)
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NA
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2
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NA
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5.3
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All the hypercars in the comparison can accommodate two passengers. We don’t have adequate data for a full-fledged comparison. However, by looking at the interior of the car we can assume about the available interior volume in each of the cars. The Aston Martin Valkyrie is bound to have the most compact passenger cabin and the passenger comfort definitely takes a toll. Even the ingress and egress are not easy. The Koenigsegg Jesko offers the maximum cargo space of 5.3 cu-ft which might just seem to be wonderful in the hypercar segment. The Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport offers a mere 2.0 cu-ft of cargo space. The Mercedes-AMG might just offer better seating and a well-laid-out cabin experience. Some of the standout interior features of the Valkyrie are:
- Detachable steering wheel
- Steering mounted OLED screen
- Steering mounted controls
- Four-point safety harness
- Six-point safety harness(Optional)
- Carbon fiber seats
What’s there to keep you entertained/informed?
The Aston Martin is a performance-oriented, super exclusive hypercar. However, the street-legal version comes with a center-mounted infotainment system while the AMR Pro version does away with the center infotainment screen for weight reduction. The center OLED screen on the steering wheel is designed to provide all the necessary information like current gear, pit stop speed limiter, and cruise control as well. The remaining two screens are placed near the A-pillars and display the outside rear view with the help of the cameras mounted on the wheel arches. The two screens eliminate the need for two exterior mirrors and help with weight reduction and improving aerodynamic efficiency. Some of the standout infotainment features of the Valkyrie are:
- Steering mounted OLED screen
- 3-set display unit
- Centre infotainment screen