Rezvani Tank Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The Rezvani Tank is a low-volume, custom-built SUV from a California company, sold on a build-to-order basis. Unlike mainstream models, it does not have a dealer network posting a sticker price. The numbers that circulate come from automotive press coverage of the company's announcements, and the final price depends on how the vehicle is configured.

Treat everything below as a reported starting point for planning. Rezvani sets the price for each build, so the only figure that counts is a written quote from the company.

Motor1 reports the base price as $175,000. HiConsumption and Carscoops give the same figure, so the three outlets agree.

Agreement among outlets may mean they are repeating the same company announcement rather than independently checking a price list. Confirm with Rezvani before relying on it, and ask what the base vehicle includes.

The base price is not the whole story, because the engine is an add-on. Motor1 lists three V8 options that are added to the base price:

• 500-hp 6.4-liter V8, listed at $45,000
• 707-hp supercharged V8, listed at $65,000
• 1,000-hp supercharged 6.2-liter V8, listed at $85,000

The power figures are the manufacturer's claims as reported in the press. If you want to know how engine choice changes the total, add the upgrade to the base price shown above. A buyer who wants the most powerful engine pays a large premium over the base figure.

Armor is a major part of the Tank's identity, and it is priced separately. Motor1 lists an Armored Package at $85,000. HiConsumption lists a B6 Armored Package at $145,000 and a Security Package at $42,000.

Those listings come from different outlets, and the package names are not the same. They may describe different levels of protection. B6 refers to a ballistic protection rating, but what a given package includes, and how it is certified, should come from Rezvani in writing. Ask for the protection standard, the areas of the vehicle covered, and the effect on weight, range, and handling.

Add the pieces that apply to your build:

• Start from the base price.
• Add the engine upgrade, if you want one.
• Add an armor or security package, if you want one.
• Add taxes, registration, shipping, and any custom interior or finish work.

Rezvani can quote the exact total. Press figures give an outline, not a price list.

• What is the total price for this exact configuration, in writing?
• How large is the deposit, and is it refundable?
• What is the expected build and delivery time?
• What warranty applies, and who services the vehicle near me?
• Is the vehicle sold as a new vehicle with a title, or does it need special registration in my state?
• If I choose armor, which standard applies, and has it been tested by a third party?

A low-volume vehicle has a smaller service network than a mainstream model. Parts and repairs may require the manufacturer, and some mechanics will not work on heavily modified vehicles. Insurance for a high-value custom or armored vehicle can be hard to arrange, so get a quote before you buy. Armor adds weight, which can affect tires, brakes, and fuel use.

Armored vehicle ownership also has rules in some places. Laws on civilian armor vary by state and country, so check yours or consult a licensed attorney if you are unsure.

Low-volume custom vehicles can be hard to price on the used market because few comparable sales exist. Build options influence what a later buyer will pay, and a documented build sheet helps. This page does not offer investment advice or predict resale value.