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Have you ever found yourself thinking, “I could really use a tank to go out for bread”? If you have, you may want to consider speaking with someone about it. But fear not–if your bank account allows, there’s a vehicle just for you. Lamborghini has designed the Rezvani Knight SUV for the apocalypse, and it looks like the Batmobile straight out of Christopher Nolan’s films.
This is a story of two companies destined to join forces. One is known for its radical designs and the other for its remarkable customization of cars.
Rezvani. The American manufacturer specializes in transforming high-performance vehicles into something incredibly exclusive. Its approach involves selecting a supercar or powerful SUV and enhancing both its performance and occupant protection.
For example, while the Tesla Cybertruck showcased some armored features, Rezvani takes it a step further by creating fully armored vehicles. The Beast Alpha X Blackbird and the Hercules 6x6 are two prime examples.
Lamborghini. The Lamborghini Urus is a high-performance SUV that needs no introduction. This Italian automotive icon features a twin-turbo V8 engine producing about 650 horsepower. In 2025, Lamborghini launched a plug-in hybrid model that boosts total output to 800 horsepower by adding a 192-horsepower electric motor. This model also boasts faster acceleration, all-wheel drive, and an 8-speed automatic transmission.
Overall, the Urus embodies the aggressive design typical of Lamborghini, combining sporty lines with powerful performance.
The original Lamborghini Urus.
Explosive combination. Lamborghini and Rezvani have collaborated to produce the Rezvani Knight, a vehicle that seamlessly blends luxury and ruggedness. Its name is fitting. The Rezvani Knight is a blend of a Lamborghini and a tank, a concept that mirrors the Batmobile designed for Christian Bale in Nolan’s Batman trilogy.
The Rezvani Knight features a widened body, 22-inch wheels, an LED bar on the roof, distinctive headlights divided into four sections, and more aggressive, angular lines compared to the standard Urus. Although detailed specifications are scarce, manufacturers claim it produces 800 horsepower, likely referencing the hybrid version as its model basis.
The Rezvani Knight features a wider body, 22-inch wheels, and an LED bar on the roof. Its front lights are split into four sections, showcasing more angular and aggressive lines compared to the standard Urus. Although specific details are scarce, the design appears to reference the hybrid version, and manufacturers claim it delivers an impressive 800 horsepower.
The real highlight package lies in its impressive features, including:
- Sheet metal and glass armor designed not only to withstand bullets but also to protect against explosives and grenades
- A reinforced suspension system and military-grade tires with bulletproof protection
- Doors equipped with electrified handles, blinding lights, an air filtration system to guard against chemical agents, smoke and pepper gas dispensers, ramming protections, and defenses against electromagnetic pulses
- Thermal cameras, along with essential gear for the occupants, such as gas masks and bulletproof vests
Staggering price. To get a Rezvani Knight, you need to provide the car that will be modified. A Lamborghini Urus costs around $260,000. Next, the modification begins at $149,000, which includes exterior design, military and survival gadgets, and partial armor. There are also more extreme armor options for those who book one.
Additionally, the production is limited. Rezvani plans to manufacture only 100 of these vehicles worldwide. While the base car is already expensive, the aura of exclusivity surrounding these modifications may drive future prices even higher.
However, there’s no guarantee of value appreciation.
Images | Rezvani | Alexander Migl
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