The Californian tuner launches the Dune, an extreme version of the Huracán Sterrato with 800 HP and only seven units. Its price could be around one million euros.
Rezvani, the tuner based in California, has introduced the Dune, an extreme version of the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato designed to tackle any terrain. Only seven units of this model will be produced, combining the essence of a supercar with off-road capabilities.
The base is the Huracán Sterrato, but Rezvani elevates it with an exclusive off-road suspension developed in collaboration with VF Engineering. The ground clearance increases by 11.4 centimetres (4.5 inches), and with the off-road tyres and customised wheels, it raises 15.2 centimetres (6 inches) more than the factory model.
The body, made entirely of carbon fibre, features a robust appearance with defined lines. It includes functional heat extractors on the hood, reinforced bumpers, underbody protection, high-intensity LED lighting, integrated auxiliary lights, a rear towing package, and an air intake snorkel on the roof.
Inside, the ergonomic seats offer more than 10 upholstery styles. The car incorporates an advanced terrain management system with driving modes for sand, mud, rocks, snow, and road, along with a large central screen.
Under the hood lies a 5.2-litre V10 engine that delivers 800 HP of power and 1,064 Nm of maximum torque. This represents an increase of nearly 200 HP compared to the original Sterrato, while maintaining the characteristic sound of the V10.
Rezvani has not revealed the official price, but given that the Huracán Sterrato exceeds 300,000 euros, the Dune is expected to be around one million euros. The seven units will be delivered to customers worldwide, including potential buyers in Spain, where such exclusive modifications find a market.
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