Hot Wheels Elite64 Aston Martin Valkyrie

The Hot Wheels Aston Martin Valkyrie with catalog number HWR91 is a 1:64 scale collector's model from the Hot Wheels Elite 64 line—the highest and most detailed series in Mattel’s offering, intended exclusively for adult collectors. This unit is #13 in the line.

The Aston Martin Valkyrie casting was designed by Ronald Wong and debuted in this specific release in 2025; the casting was produced exclusively during that single year. Its most significant design feature is the opening gullwing doors, which lift upward exactly like the real vehicle. The body is finished in metallic turquoise, with detailed trim moldings and accents, an Aston Martin emblem on the hood, and "Valkyrie" lettering on the grille and rear license plate. The chassis is metal, finished in glossy black, the windows are slightly tinted, the interior is black, and the model rolls on rubber Real Riders tires. It was manufactured in China, which is standard for the Elite 64 line.

The real-life inspiration is the Aston Martin Valkyrie—a limited-edition hybrid hypercar created in collaboration with Red Bull Racing Advanced Technologies and designed by Adrian Newey and Miles Nurnberger. The car was conceived as a track-focused design that remains road-legal, with aerodynamics largely derived from Formula 1 experience. It is powered by a 6.5-liter naturally aspirated Cosworth RA V12 engine, assisted by an Integral Powertrain electric motor; the total system output is 1,160 hp, delivered through a seven-speed automated Ricardo transmission. Other variants produced include the Valkyrie Spider and the track-only AMR Pro, and the racing Valkyrie AMR-LMH—which competes in the Hypercar class of the FIA WEC World Championship—was built based on the model. A total of 150 units of the base version were planned at a price of $3.5 million each, along with 25 AMR Pro units and 85 Spyders—all variants have been sold out.

The collector value of Elite 64 models is the highest in the entire Hot Wheels range: very short production runs, metal bodies and chassis, rubber tires, and moving parts. In the case of the HWR91, this is further enhanced by the one-year production run of the casting and the exceptional status of the vehicle itself.

FAQ

Does the Hot Wheels Aston Martin Valkyrie HWR91 have opening doors?
Yes. The model features opening gullwing doors that lift upward just like the real car.

Which number in the Elite 64 line is this model?
HWR91 is Elite 64 #13 from 2025.

How long was this casting produced?
The Aston Martin Valkyrie casting was produced exclusively in 2025.