With only 150 units to be produced, the Aston Martin Valkyrie in whatever finish is a rare sight. We usually see them in videos and photos sporting a loud body colour, most often in green, red, or even yellow. However, as the car is up to the customer's specifications, there are those who'd like to keep their hybrid supercar flying under the radar.

Case in point: an Aston Martin Valkyrie with an exposed carbon fibre body finish. It's one of the few examples built, caught at Coffee & Machine in the UK by supercar spotter TFJJ. Unsurprisingly, the car was surrounded by people, which are basking in the glory of the supercar named after a deity from Norse mythology.

While the Valkyrie features a sleek and aerodynamic design with a low-slung body and dramatic curves, one of the highlights in the video was the car's prowling V12 engine under its bonnet. The hybrid drivetrain is a chorus of a Cosworth-developed naturally aspirated 6.5-litre 12-pot mill, which produces 1,000 bhp (746 kilowatts) and revs up to 11,000 RPM.

The intensity of that V12 is captured in the video, especially during heavy acceleration, which was also captured in the footage.

There's also an electric motor that supports the engine, delivering an additional 160 bhp (119 kW). This motor is connected to a sophisticated battery system developed by Rimac that offers an electric-only range of up to 15 miles (24 kilometres).