Rezvani just made even the Huracan Sterrato more extreme
Rezvani just made even the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato more extreme with the Dune, a California-built, ultra-exclusive off-road supercar. The new machine rides six inches higher than a standard Huracán, claims 800 hp, and will be limited to only seven examples worldwide. For luxury collectors filling a dream garage, that mix of height, power, and scarcity is the clear headline.
Key Takeaways
- Rezvani unveiled the Dune as a higher-riding take on the Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato.
- Lift, tires, and armor push the car six inches above a standard Huracán, to 11 inches of ride height.
- A VF Engineering-developed supercharger takes the 5.2-liter V-10 to a claimed 800 hp.
- Production is capped at seven cars, with no official price yet announced.
What did Rezvani change on the Huracán Sterrato?
The California shop, known for over-the-top customs, is moving into supercars with the ultra-exclusive Dune. It starts from Lamborghini’s already off-road-minded Huracán Sterrato—a wedge-shaped V-10 machine from the end of that engine’s run—and pushes the idea further.
According to Robb Report, the Dune wears a heavily sculpted all-carbon-fiber body kit. Extra brawn shows in the fenders and a roof scoop. Off-road kit includes underbody armor, auxiliary lighting, and a roof-mounted snorkel.
How much taller and more powerful is the Dune?
Rezvani lifted the car 4.5 inches—2.8 inches more than the Sterrato. Custom wheels wear 31-inch all-terrain tires. Together, lift and rubber put the Dune a full six inches higher than a standard Huracán, for 11 inches of ride height.
The naturally aspirated 5.2-liter V-10 now uses a supercharger developed with VF Engineering. Output is a claimed 800 hp, nearly 200 more than the Sterrato’s 610 hp. No Dune torque or performance figures were released, though the Sterrato makes 413 ft lbs and the donor supercar can hit 60 mph in 2.5 seconds with a 161 mph top speed.
How rare is the Rezvani Dune, and what might it cost?
Rezvani plans just seven examples. No price was announced, though Robb Report notes a figure far above the Sterrato’s $300,000 starting price seems likely. Buyers hunting statement pieces for estate garages can also browse more lifestyle coverage in our Luxury Real Estate & Dream Homes hub.
Miss a slot and all is not lost: Lamborghini is thinking about releasing more Sterrato models in the future. For now, the Dune is the extreme, limited answer for collectors who still want the Sterrato idea taken further.