Rezvani Turns Lamborghini Huracan into an 800 HP Off-Road Monster
US company Rezvani has created a limited series of seven Lamborghini Huracan-based supercars called Dune, with 800 HP and increased ground clearance.
US company Rezvani, known for military-style vehicle conversions, has unveiled a new model called Dune based on the Lamborghini Huracan. The car features a completely new carbon fiber body, widened wheel arches, massive bumpers, and significantly increased ground clearance. Additional lights, a roof snorkel, tow hooks, and 31-inch off-road tires give it a look more reminiscent of a Baja race car than a classic Italian supercar, though the mid-engine silhouette remains.
Under the hood, the same Lamborghini 5.2-liter V10 naturally aspirated engine is used, but Rezvani, in collaboration with VF Engineering, has added a supercharger, boosting power to 800 HP and torque to approximately 1,064 Nm. This is nearly 200 HP more than the off-road-focused Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato. To handle the increased power, a completely revised suspension raises the car by 11.4 centimeters; combined with the large off-road tires, ground clearance increases by about 15.2 centimeters over the standard Huracan. Additional underbody protection, reinforced suspension components, and an intelligent all-wheel-drive system with multiple driving modes for different terrains ensure the Dune is not only visually impressive but also capable on rough terrain.
Rezvani Dune is aimed at customers who find even the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato too tame. Only seven units will be built worldwide, each tailored to the specific buyer's preferences, making it one of the rarest cars based on the Lamborghini Huracan.
