Power-to-weight ratioHigher is betterCalculated from peak power and curb weight — figures quoted against a different weight basis (e.g. dry or DIN) will differ.
471.8 hp/tCalculated
589.5 hp/t✓ BestCalculated
Acceleration
0–60 mphLower is betterRollout (1ft) handling differs between testers and manufacturers.
2.40 s✓ TieIndependent test · Car and Driver
2.40 s✓ TieIndependent test · MotorTrend
0–100 km/hLower is better
2.90 sManufacturer claim · Ferrari
2.50 s✓ BestManufacturer claim · Aston Martin
0–200 km/h
7.3 sManufacturer claim · Ferrari
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Braking
70–0 mph braking distance
130.0 ftIndependent test · Car and Driver
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100–0 mph braking distance
245.0 ftIndependent test · Car and Driver
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Engine & Powertrain
Peak powerHigher is better
819 hpManufacturer claim · Ferrari
1064 hp✓ BestManufacturer claim · Aston Martin
Peak torqueHigher is better
546 lb-ftManufacturer claim · Ferrari
811 lb-ft✓ BestManufacturer claim · Aston Martin
Engine displacement
2992.0 ccManufacturer claim · Ferrari
4000.0 ccManufacturer claim · Aston Martin
Cylinder count
6Manufacturer claim · Ferrari
8Manufacturer claim · Aston Martin
Engine layout
V6Manufacturer claim · Ferrari
V8Manufacturer claim · Aston Martin
Engine placement
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Mid
Dimensions
Length
180 inManufacturer claim · Ferrari
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Width
77 inManufacturer claim · Ferrari
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Height
47 inManufacturer claim · Ferrari
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Wheelbase
102 inManufacturer claim · Ferrari
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Weight
Curb weightLower is better
3825 lb✓ BestHomologation · European Environment Agency
3980 lbHomologation · US EPA
Fuel Economy
Fuel economy (combined)Higher is betterLower L/100km is better; higher mpg is better — direction is on the canonical L/100km.
18.0 mpg✓ BestHomologation · US EPA
16.0 mpgHomologation · US EPA
Fuel economy (city)Higher is betterLower L/100km is better; higher mpg is better — direction is on the canonical L/100km.
16.0 mpg✓ BestHomologation · US EPA
14.0 mpgHomologation · US EPA
Fuel economy (highway)Higher is betterLower L/100km is better; higher mpg is better — direction is on the canonical L/100km.
22.0 mpg✓ BestHomologation · US EPA
19.0 mpgHomologation · US EPA
Fuel tank capacity
17.2 galManufacturer claim · Ferrari
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Estimated range (combined)Estimated from tank capacity and quoted combined economy — not an instrumented range.
309 miCalculated
Electric System
Battery gross capacityHigher is better
7.5 kWh✓ BestManufacturer claim · Ferrari
6.1 kWhManufacturer claim · Aston Martin
EPA rangeHigher is better
8 mi✓ BestHomologation · US EPA
6 miHomologation · US EPA
WLTP range
16 miManufacturer claim · Ferrari
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Energy consumption
81.0 Wh/kmManufacturer claim · Ferrari
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Practicality
Seats
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2Manufacturer claim · Aston Martin
Pricing
Base price (as tested market)Demo prices only; not live FX.
$338,250Independent test · Kelley Blue Book
$1,051,700Independent test · Car and Driver
Tires & Wheels
Front tire size
245/35 ZR 20 J9.0Manufacturer claim · Ferrari
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Rear tire size
305/35 ZR 20 J11.0Manufacturer claim · Ferrari
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