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Powered by a Jeep Wrangler-sourced 6.4-liter Hemi V8 engine, the 2019 Rezvani Tank is as tough as it looks. Outside, it sports a gaping mesh grille, slim headlights, a full-glass rear hatch replete with slim LED taillights and its iconic crossbar logo. Inside, you’ll find a window controller, gauge cluster, shifter, and steering wheel all from Jeep, but the Rezvani swaps the factory Jeep infotainment for an aftermarket Alpine system with a 7.9-inch touchscreen that supports Apple CarPlay as well as Android Auto. However, if you want the (FLIR)night vision camera, you’ll have to shell out an additional $5,500. Read more for a video review, additional pictures and information.
Buyers can select from a base 3.6-liter V6 ($165,000) generating 285 hp and 260 pound-feet of torque, a 6.4L Hemi V8 ($197,000), or the top-of-the-line supercharged 6.2-liter Hellcat V8 ($230,000) with 707 hp, which costs $65,000 on top of the asking price. The latter isn’t the highest end model, as the Tank Military Edition includes all of the aforementioned options, along with AK-47-resistant glass / body armor, underside explosive protection, a smoke screen, military-grade run-flat tires, and even electromagnetic pulse (EMP) protection, for $295,000.
“For what you pay, the Rezvani Tank offers a lot. It looks good, it’s powerful, and with optional features, like bulletproofing and thermal vision, outdoes more expensive SUVs in the accessories department. If you can swallow the steep six-figure asking price and overlook its obvious Jeep ties, the Rezvani Tank makes a statement,” reports Motor 1.
