Tank
Luxury meets the military. Introducing rezvani, the toughest most powerful extreme sports utility vehicle on earth with an exterior design inspired by armored military vehicles. Its muscular proportions wide stance and bold silhouette tank have an undeniable presence. The arched and bulging fenders exude strength and purpose the tank features a unique and captivating led headlight and the distinctive tail lights appear only when activated the grille lights up to make a bold statement rezvani also offers a tank military edition bulletproof armored model equipped with state of the art security features with the latest in ballistics armor protection housed between exterior body panels the inside cabin will protect the occupation the latest in ballistic glass technology absorbs a bullet’s energy the flexible polymer inner layer.
Technical Specification
| Engine | At its heart is an optional 500 horsepower 6.4L V8 Dodge SRT motor or a 1,000 Horsepower 6.2L Supercharged V8 from the Dodge Demon. A 3.6L V6 is standard. |
| External Features | OFF-ROAD PACKAGE Two unique off-road packages provide high ground clearance, top-of-the-line 3.0-inch FOX off-road suspension, and equally capable tires allowing for unstoppable capabilities over any terrain. AUTO-RETRACTING SIDE STEPS Completely disappear when doors are closed. ON-DEMAND 4 X 4 A proven and capable four-wheel-drive system can be activated when needed for off-road use and de-activated to be more efficient on road. HIGH-INTENSITY LED LIGHTING Elegantly integrated auxiliary lights turn night into day at the flip of a switch. ELECTRO-MAGNETIC PULSE PROTECTION Electro-Magnetic Pulses are radiated after a nuclear explosion and render electronic devices inoperable. EMP weapons are also used to disable electrical systems prior to a broader attack. |
| Internal Features | PURPOSE-BUILT SEATS Ergonomically designed seats with over 10 styles to choose from provide maximum comfort. THERMAL/NIGHT VISION SYSTEM A thermal night vision system from FLIR displays heat signatures as well as standard night vision. |
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