Rezvani Vengeance: The SUV that Offers More Than the Usual

Rezvani has made a name for itself with its bold and unapologetically extravagant vehicles, such as the Hercules 6×6 – massive in both size and cost. For 2025, the brand introduces the Vengeance, a custom-built SUV designed to be both luxurious and apocalypse-ready.

The Vengeance is advertised as a fusion of “luxury and military,” and it certainly delivers on that promise. From every angle, it exudes the kind of intense, larger-than-life appeal that survivalists, adventurers, and Mad Max enthusiasts would find thrilling. (I’ll admit, I’m one of them—don’t tell anyone, though. We’re among friends, right?)

Powertrain Options and Performance

The base model, built on GM’s T1 platform—the same chassis used by the Cadillac Escalade—comes equipped with a 6.2L V8 engine that delivers a respectable 420 hp (313 kW) and 460 lb-ft (623 Nm) of torque. Alternatively, you can opt for the diesel version, featuring a Duramax 3.0L DOHC I-6 Turbo-Diesel engine, which generates up to 277 hp (206 kW) and 460 lb-ft (624 Nm) of torque.

Either option gets the job done; this giant weighs in at just 6,200 lb (2,812 kg), a remarkable feat given its impressive dimensions of over 18 feet long, nearly 8 feet wide, and six-and-a-half feet tall (559 cm / 239 cm / 198 cm). For those seeking more power, Rezvani also offers the bulletproof Tank, which boasts over 1,000 horsepower.

Luxury Features and Comfort

The seven-seat base model comes loaded with the luxury features you’d expect from a high-end SUV, including an ionizing air purifier, a 19-speaker sound system, tri-zone climate control (for when two zones aren’t enough), NFC phone pairing, magnetic ride control, a 10-speed automatic transmission… and of course, automatic seat belt tightening for added safety.

That’ll set you back a cool US$285,000. Not too shabby, especially when you consider a fully loaded 2025 Cadillac Escalade costs $185,688.

However, it’s the options catalog that really makes this stand out. After all, no one buys a “luxury meets military” SUV without actually embracing the “military” aspect.

Let’s begin with the exterior, since that’s what everyone will notice as the Vengeance makes its presence known on the road.

Military-Grade Protection and Off-Road Capability

Would you be interested in bulletproof glass and B6-rated armor, capable of stopping 7.62x51mm NATO rounds or a .308 Winchester? How about some Undercarriage Explosive Protection? That might come in handy after a spicy meal. Planning a bit of light ramming? Just check the box for steel “ramming bumpers.” Want run-flat tires and bead locks to go with that?

But none of those options come with buttons, and let’s be real—we’ll need buttons. So, we should also consider adding extras like smoke screens, thermal night-vision, and explosive device detectors to give us the upper hand.

We’ll throw in blinding strobe lights, sirens, and EMP protection (you know, just in case of a nuclear blast). Feeling bold? Let’s add pepper spray dispensers to the side mirrors and even electrify the door handles.

And the pièce de résistance: a custom $2,000 Ferrari logo (or any logo you prefer) that projects onto the ground when the front doors open. Ferrari? Because with a Rezvani Vengeance, you can do whatever you want.

Security and Luxury Inside

Inside, we’ve got magnetic deadbolts to prevent anyone from prying the doors open, check. You can also opt for reclining “executive seating” complete with all the luxury features you’d expect from the 1%, check. And to top it off, a complimentary bulletproof vest, matching helmet, and military gas mask, also check.

Like many of the newer Escalades, the Vengeance also features Augmented Reality (AR) navigation, allowing the driver to lower below windshield level and still navigate using the dashboard monitor in the event of an incoming RPG.

Luxurious Comfort and Capability

The interior isn’t just functional; it’s also incredibly luxurious. With premium leather, cutting-edge infotainment, and cruise control, the Vengeance is designed for comfort. Even “The Beast” – the vehicle in the POTUS motorcade – might feel a bit envious, as the Vengeance boasts something The Beast doesn’t: 4-wheel drive and significantly more ground clearance.

For starters, I certainly do. But Rezvani targets the Vengeance to a very specific group: ultra-high-net-worth individuals, celebrities, and those who require a high level of personal security—think diplomats in dangerous areas where kidnapping is a real threat, or people in Beverly Hills trying to avoid the paparazzi.

Although Rezvani creates a highly specialized product—and the average person would likely never need the Vengeance’s EMP protection or wear the included gas mask (except for an Instagram photo)—there’s no denying that this is one impressive piece of machinery.

Perhaps that’s the bold statement Rezvani owners are aiming for: a status symbol that says, “I probably won’t need it, but I have it just in case.”

Fully customized to my preferences, the Rezvani Vengeance comes in at nearly three-quarters of a million dollars. The check is on its way.

Read the origianal article on: New Atlas

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