NEW 2023 REZVANI VENGEANCE #rezvani #car_2024 #2023 #vengeance

NEW 2023 REZVANI VENGEANCE #rezvani #car_2024 #2023 #vengeance

We've come to expect larger-than-life offerings from Rezvani, and the Vengeance is no exception. It's a three-row SUV with seating for up to eight people, though despite its outward appearance, the luxurious cabin features a massive OLED display and leather galore. There's also a 6.2-liter V8 under the hood, and if this all sounds like a Cadillac Escalade, you're not wrong.

The Vengeance does, and if you prefer pseudo-military features in your posh SUV, there are many other option boxes to check. Of course armored body panels and bulletproof glass are on the list, but how about armor for the passengers? Vests and helmets are available, along with gas masks, magnetic deadbolts for the doors, run-flat tires, sirens, ultra-bright lights, a thermal night vision system, and we aren't joking about shooting pepper spray. It's also an option, and if you need to find cover for a quick escape, it even has a smoke screen feature.

Those items and more are part of the optional Military Package, but if you just want to look tough, the standard-issue Vengeance offers the same bulky video-game body as the armored version. In fact, Rezvani called on video game vehicle developer Milen Ivanov to design the Vengeance.

Although it has had some forays into the world of sports cars (such as the Beast Alpha), Rezvani is known for creating SUVs that look like they belong in an army fleet. After the Tank and the monumental 6×6 Hercules, the brand raises the stakes even higher with the Rezvani Vengeance.

The model is based on the Cadillac Escalade, from which it retains the mechanical section. The other elements have been considerably modified, starting with a design that brings it closer to that of an armoured tank.
Rezvani has swapped the sleek styling cues of the US model for pure muscle, with a body panel that's really bulky and dominated by angular lines.
The front end looks like something straight out of a military vehicle, with an aggressive bumper and auxiliary lights on the bonnet. The wheel arches are very pronounced, the windows have a very small area and the bulky rear end has a huge tailgate.

At first glance, it's just an image, but those who need it can order the Military Pack, which, for $95,000 (around 96,000 euros at current exchange rates), turns it into an armoured car. In that case, it gets ballistic and blast protection, runflat tyres and reinforced suspension. It also adds electrified door handles, night vision, smoke system, strobe lights, intercom system and bulletproof suits for the occupants.
The interior has a seven-seat configuration and has a luxury focus. Most striking is the array of screens on the dashboard: a 14.2-inch instrument cluster, an additional 7.2-inch instrument cluster on the left and a 16.9-inch centre display. Equipment includes three-zone climate control, 12-way adjustable and heated seats and a 19-speaker sound system.

In addition, heated rear seats with massage function and screens for the rear seats are available as an option.

Three different engine blocks are available. The standard engine is a 6.2 V8 petrol with 426 hp and 623 Nm of maximum torque. There is also a 3.0-litre turbo diesel inline six-cylinder that delivers just 277 bhp and 623 Nm, and the range-topping 6.2 V8 with 700 bhp and 911 Nm of torque.

All alternatives are combined with a 10-speed automatic gearbox and an all-wheel drive system with a rear limited slip differential.

The Rezvani Vengeance is now accepting orders and is priced from $249,000 (252,000 euros), although some extras may increase the price considerably.