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Rezvani's more paranoid customers will be relieved to learn that the Knight is offered with the Dark Night package. No, this upgrade doesn't turn you into a playboy billionaire who secretly fights ...

The Rezvani TANK Military Edition is not all show and no-go. A 3.6-liter V6 with 285 horsepower is standard, but customers can always go for something more powerful. One of the options is the 6.4 ...

The Tank also comes with auto retracting side steps, 10 different options for ergonomically designed seats, on-demand 4X4, EMP protection, and a thermal night vision system.

Most striking is the ‘007’ pack, which adds another $45,000 and brings a bunch of items like electrified door handles, thermal night vision and gas masks, while bulletproof glass and armoured ...

The Tank X has a starting price of US$259,000 ($357,000), a significant premium over the regular Tank, which starts at US$165,000 ($227,000) and has a 6.4-litre Hemi V8 cranking out 373kW of power.

We must bear in mind that the Nightfox Swift binoculars are not premium-end night vision goggles, but instead affordable alternatives that do a good job operating at 850nm infrared for hobbyists ...

The Rezvani tank military edition is packed with defensive systems to protect its occupants. The fully-equipped vehicle has everything you could possibly need to survive a rain of bullets or full ...

Rezvani's new Hercules 6x6 is the world’s most powerful six-wheeled truck with 1,300 hp and 989 ft lbs of torque. It starts at $225,000.

This $295,000 street-legal 'Xtreme Utility Vehicle' comes with night vision, bulletproof armor, and smokescreen — take a look inside ...

Rezvani revealed the Tank X in 2019 along with its $349,000 starting price. That figure includes a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 taken from a Dodge Challenger Demon, which we suppose somewhat makes up ...

Their latest creation, dubbed the Rezvani Tank X, seems to have stepped straight out of a Schwarzenneger movie, and much like the 80’s action star, is a glorious embodiment of excess.