Rezvani will build just seven examples of the new Dune supercar.
American automaker Rezvani Motors, known for creating extreme vehicles based on production models, has unveiled a new model called the Dune. The company describes it as an entirely new category of supercar, although it is clearly based on the Lamborghini Huracán.
Production of the Rezvani Dune will be limited to just seven vehicles. Power comes from a supercharged 5.2-liter naturally aspirated V10 producing up to 800 horsepower.
The forced-induction system was developed in partnership with VF Engineering, a company well known for its performance upgrades for Lamborghini supercars. Power is sent to all four wheels, and the vehicle is designed to perform both on paved roads and off-road.
Unlike the factory Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato, the Rezvani Dune receives much more extensive off-road upgrades. Its suspension increases ground clearance by 4.5 inches (115 mm), and with off-road tires installed, the ride height is about 5.9 inches (150 mm) higher than that of a standard Huracán.
Engineers also extensively revised the chassis to handle the increased ride height, larger wheels, and additional engine output.
Nearly every body panel is made from carbon fiber. The Dune features massive fender flares, a completely redesigned front end, increased ground clearance, and off-road tires, giving it a look that's closer to a Baja race truck than a traditional Italian supercar.
Inside, the cabin retains nearly all of the Lamborghini Huracán's original layout. The most noticeable change is the replacement of Lamborghini badges with Rezvani branding.
Although Rezvani describes the Dune as an entirely new class of vehicle, similar concepts already exist. Lamborghini previously introduced the Huracán Sterrato, Porsche launched the 911 Dakar, and Marc Philipp Gemballa has also built off-road versions of exotic supercars.
Order books are now open. Official pricing has not yet been announced, but given the extremely limited production run and Rezvani's previous projects, the Dune is expected to cost well into the six-figure range.