Aston Martin launches Dh272,000 racing simulator

The limited edition AMR-C01 will only grace 150 luxury games rooms around the world

Published: September 22, 2020 21:10 Sony Thomas, wheels Editor

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Aston Martin has revealed a luxury racing simulator for home use for racing aficionados who would want to hone their skills in the virtual world. Image Credit: Supplied

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Dubbed AMR-C01, the simulator is the result of a new partnership between Aston Martin and British technology company, Curv Racing Simulators. Image Credit: Supplied

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Styled by the Aston Martin Design team and crafted in carbon fibre, the front of the simulator’s bodywork is shaped to invoke the signature Aston Martin Racing grille. Image Credit: Supplied

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Aston Martin says the AMR-C01 has a lightweight carbon fibre monocoque and makes use of the latest technology to provide a fully immersive driving experience for the home user. Image Credit: Supplied

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The seating position of the simulator mirrors that of the Aston Martin Valkyrie, adding a futuristic hypercar feel to the simulator. Image Credit: Supplied

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Limited to just 150 examples, the order book for the Aston Martin AMR-C01 is now open. The simulator comes with a base retail of £57,500 (Dh272,655) plus tax. First deliveries will take place in Q4 2020. Image Credit: Supplied

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