Rezvani converts the Lamborghini Huracan into a supercharged all-terrain supercar delivering 800 horsepower.
The Dune features a 4.5-inch suspension lift along with substantial 31-inch tires.
Production is limited to seven units, with a refundable $1,500 deposit accepted for reservations.

Surprisingly, the Volkswagen Group explored off-road supercar ideas well before the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato arrived in 2022. The Italdesign Parcour concept from 2013 presented a Gallardo-based vehicle intended to reach places no supercar had previously attempted.

Now in 2026 another elevated performance machine with Italian roots has emerged. This example however comes from outside the former subsidiary of the major automotive group.

Rezvani Motors instead has reworked the Huracan into an extreme supercar ready for rough conditions. The changes are so thorough that identifying the original donor vehicle proves difficult for some observers. Called the Dune this custom creation surpasses the Sterrato and even the Porsche 911 Dakar in boldness. The rugged supercar would fit seamlessly into a fresh Mad Max film and remains wonderfully excessive.

The fully revised widebody construction uses only carbon fiber and includes a roof scoop. Whereas the Sterrato received a 1.7-inch suspension increase over the standard Huracan the Rezvani Dune adds another 4.5 inches of lift to improve ground clearance further. Custom wheels receive aggressive 31-inch all-terrain tires typically found on dedicated off-road trucks.

Rezvani Dune

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A 5.2-liter V10 engine remains behind the seats yet it is no longer naturally aspirated. Rezvani collaborated with VF Engineering to add a supercharger to the Dune yielding 800 horsepower nearly 200 hp above the Sterrato output. Although torque values stay undisclosed a notable gain over the original 413 pound-feet is anticipated.

Just seven conversions are scheduled and Rezvani has begun taking orders. Interested buyers must provide a refundable $1,500 deposit to reserve a position. The Dune price has not been revealed but each vehicle will be tailored exactly to buyer preferences. For context Lamborghini listed the Sterrato just under $280,000 and produced only 1,499 examples.

Those preferring an off-road supercar directly from Lamborghini may have an opportunity later. In recent comments at the Goodwood Festival of Speed Chief Marketing and Sales Officer Federico Foschini indicated the Sterrato approach continues. It remains unclear if the new Temerario will receive a rugged version since customer deliveries of the Huracan successor have only started.

Rezvani Dune

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What do you think?

Motor1's Take: Although an off-road supercar concept appears extreme a clear market exists. Lamborghini sold every Huracan Sterrato produced while Porsche moved all 2,500 units of the 911 Dakar without difficulty.

Rezvani lacks the brand strength of those manufacturers yet the Dune could prove sufficiently bold to succeed. It is predictably extravagant and a viable opportunity exists to serve customers seeking more excitement than standard off-road SUVs provide.

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