Rezvani Motors has unveiled the Dune, an off-road supercar developed on the platform of the Lamborghini Huracán.
According to Motor1, the model features a widebody body made entirely of carbon fiber and a series of modifications designed for off-road use, positioning it as an even more radical alternative to the Huracán Sterrato.
The Dune is equipped with a supercharged 5.2-liter V10 engine developed in partnership with VF Engineering, capable of producing 800 hp. The package also includes suspension raised by 11.4 cm, 31-inch off-road tires, all-wheel drive, and specific driving modes for sand, mud, rocks, snow, and road use.
According to Rezvani, the goal was to create a vehicle that combined supercar performance with the ability to tackle extreme terrain. The model also features custom seats, auxiliary LED lighting, and several exclusive components developed specifically for the project.
Production will be limited to just seven units, all configured according to the buyers’ preferences. The manufacturer has already opened reservations with a refundable US$1,500 deposit, but has not yet announced the vehicle’s final price.
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