ASTON Martins new £1.5million hypercar called the Valhalla has been unveiled as the star for the next James Bond film.
It was given the codename AM-RB 003 before the British car company named its 200mph-plus hybrid as the one of three Aston Martins that will appear in the highly-anticipated film.


The car gets it name from the Viking legend of the "warriors paradise" which is reserved for the brave soldiers killed in battle.
Apart from having a ferocious name, it also keeps with the Aston Martin tradition of naming its most powerful vehicles with the letter "V".
Valhalla will replace the Aston Martin DB10 that was used in the last Bond film, Spectre, the Mail Online and This is Money reports.
The Aston Martin DB10 was only a fictional model created especially for the 007 agent.
However, the Valhalla can be driven by any who can afford its seven-figure asking price.
This vehicle was developed in collaboration with F1 race-oriented Red Bull Advanced Technologies.
NEED FOR SPEED
It will be powered by a specially-developed turbocharged V6 petrol engine, understood to be a 3.0-litre unit that is linked to a battery-electric hybrid system.
The output combination is expected to reach 1,000bhp (the input brake horsepower of an engine), which is enough to get the car from rest to 60mph in under three seconds.
Valhalla follows the Aston Martin Valkyrie and Valkyrie AMR Pro as the third hybrid from the car firm.
The supercars variable aerofoil across the rear wing was flight-tested by Nasa, and it has more interior room than the Valkyrie.
The hypercar has a futuristic dash and a leather-bound steering wheel with a display screen mounted on the steering column is sure to improve Bond s view as takes on daring adventures.

The centre console is 3D printed.
The Valhalla went on its performance run at the new Aston Martin Advanced Performance Centre in Milton Keynes.
Aston Martin said: "Employing lightweight construction methods and radical aerodynamics pioneered in Valkyrie, Valhalla will be propelled by a combination of high-efficiency, high-output turbocharged V6 petrol engine and battery-electric hybrid system."
Andy Palmer, Aston Martin Lagonda president and group chief executive officer, told Mail Online and This is Money: "Aston Martin model names always attract a lot of attention. They do so because they invariably capture an emotion or tell a story.
"In following the Valkyrie we knew the Aston Martin Valhalla needed to make a strong statement of its own, yet also offer continuity and a clear connection."
The first of the other two Aston Martins set to appear in the next film will be the the classic gadget, guns and and ejector seat-fitted DB5 from the early 1960s.
The DB5 has appeared in seven Bond films, making its debut with Sean Connery as the driver in Goldfinger in 1964.
The second model is the 1987 V8 Vantage, which appeared in the 1987 The Living Daylights as with Timothy Dalton.
It is understood the villains in the next 007 film will be driving the new Land Rover Defender, which will be unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September.
Bond 25 is due for release in April 2020.
However, Daniel Craig s recent ankle operation has left him worried about him getting to film the latest instalment.