What happens when you mix Italian supercar DNA with extreme off-road madness? You get a Rezvani Dune. It takes confidence to take a low-slung Lamborghini Huracan and push it into the dirt. Rezvani didn’t hesitate.
This wild creation is more than just a lifted Huracan. The transformation is so extreme, you might not even recognise the original car. The entire widebody is reworked in carbon fibre, complete with aggressive lines and a functional roof scoop that adds to its rugged character.
Then there’s the suspension. While the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato already pushed boundaries with a modest lift, the Dune goes much further. Rezvani has raised the ride height by an additional 4.5 inches, giving it serious ground clearance. It now sits on custom wheels wrapped in chunky 31-inch all-terrain tyres.
The engine of the Huracan remains, but it’s been heavily upgraded. The 5.2-litre V10 is now supercharged, thanks to a collaboration with VF Engineering. Output jumps to 800 hp, nearly 200 more than the Sterrato.
Production will be extremely limited, with just seven units planned. Each one will be built to customer specifications, making every Dune unique. Prices haven’t been revealed yet.
