2026 Rezvani Tank

• The 2026 Rezvani Tank receives a fully redesigned, more aggressive exterior.

• Powertrain options now extend up to a 1,000-horsepower supercharged V8.

• Military-grade security and armor packages remain central to its positioning.

A sharper exterior with unmistakable intent

If anything, the redesign sharpens it. The latest version adopts an all-new exterior that pushes its angular, militarised aesthetic even further than before. Surfaces are more pronounced, edges harder, and the overall stance more confrontational. It looks deliberately overbuilt, and that appears to be the point.

Based on a Jeep Wrangler chassis, the Tank’s proportions remain tall and wide, emphasised by a standard four-inch suspension lift and 37-inch tires. Buyers seeking an even more imposing setup can specify 40-inch tires, which require a six-inch lift. The visual effect is unapologetic, reinforcing the Tank’s role as a vehicle that prioritises presence and capability over subtlety.

Engine choices that range from restrained to extreme

Under the skin, the 2026 Rezvani Tank offers a wide spread of powertrain options. Standard models can be specified with either a 270-horsepower turbocharged hybrid four-cylinder or a 285-horsepower V6, both paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission and four-wheel drive.

For buyers seeking excess, Rezvani delivers it. The headline option for 2026 is a 1,000-horsepower supercharged 6.2-litre V8, available for an additional $85,000 on top of the Tank’s $175,000 base price. Other V8 configurations include a 707-horsepower version priced at $65,000 and a 500-horsepower 6.4-litre V8 costing an extra $45,000. These figures are less about chasing rivals and more about reinforcing the Tank’s reputation for extremes.

Suspension, brakes, and hardware built for punishment

Beyond raw output, the Tank’s hardware reflects its intended use. Dynatrac axles and Dynatrac ProGrip brakes are fitted front and rear, while Fox Racing 3.0 internal bypass shocks with DSC are available as a $12,500 option. The setup suggests durability and control under heavy loads rather than finesse.

This is not an SUV designed for nuanced on-road handling. It is engineered to cope with mass, height, and hostile environments, whether that is rugged terrain or urban intimidation.

Security and armor define the Tank’s identity

The defining feature of the Rezvani Tank remains its security options.Ballistic armor, bulletproof glass, underbody explosive protection, night vision, and other defensive features are all included in the $85,000 Armored Package for 2026.

A $145,000 B6 Armored Package, which uses lightweight composite armor that can reduce weight by up to 50%, is available for even more protection. A separate Security Package, priced at $42,000, adds features such as run-flat tires, electrified door handles, gas masks, and a smoke screen system.

For Rezvani, the Tank continues to serve as a statement piece. The 2026 update sharpens that statement without diluting the formula. It remains impractical, expensive, and extreme by design—and that is precisely why it exists.

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