California-based coachbuilder Rezvani Motors just introduced a radically fast off-road machine. They call it the Dune. It takes the bones of an exotic supercar and lifts it directly into the dirt.
The vehicle packs a mid-mounted, supercharged 5.2-liter V10 engine that generates 800 horsepower. Rezvani will build exactly seven of them worldwide. Buyers can secure a build slot right now with a $1,500 deposit ahead of a full reveal in late July 2026.
Key Details
- Engine: 5.2-liter supercharged V10 pushing 800 horsepower (597 kW).
- Design: Bespoke carbon-fiber widebody, lifted suspension, and a custom roof-mounted air intake.
- Scarcity: Production is strictly limited to seven total units.
- Donor Platform: Built on the discontinued Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato chassis.
The timing makes perfect sense. Lamborghini recently stopped production on the highly successful rally-inspired Huracan Sterrato to focus on the upcoming Temerario. That strategic pivot left a sudden hole in the off-road supercar market.
Rezvani filled it immediately. They used the Sterrato as the donor chassis for the Dune. But the original Sterrato produced 601 horsepower. Rezvani bolted on a supercharger to push the Dune up to 800 horsepower, creating a far more powerful all-wheel-drive dirt weapon.
This is a major shift for the California company. Up until now, Rezvani built its reputation on front-engine heavy trucks and SUVs like the military-inspired Vengeance and the 1,000-horsepower Hercules. The Dune is their first attempt at a mid-engine exotic.
What the Dune Means for Lifted Exotics
The Porsche 911 Dakar and the original Huracan Sterrato proved that wealthy buyers actually want to drive supercars off the pavement. Both models sold out quickly. But with Lamborghini and Porsche moving on to new generations, the factory options are drying up.
That opens the door for coachbuilders. Rezvani is taking an existing, proven platform and giving it a completely new carbon-fiber skin and significantly more power. They are capitalizing on a trend that the major automakers started but walked away from too soon.
The Verdict
The Rezvani Dune takes everything good about the Huracan Sterrato and dials up the horsepower. With only seven units scheduled for production, it will become an instant collector’s item. If you have the budget and want the fastest off-road exotic available today, put down the $1,500 reservation fee immediately.