The Rezvani Knight looks nothing like the original Lamborghini Urus it’s built on. Gone is the sleek Italian silhouette, replaced by matte gray bodywork covered in harsh lines and angular surfaces. The sharp LED lighting, wide fender flares, roof mounted light bar, and massive rear wing all give the SUV a distinctly military inspired appearance.

Adding to its intimidating road presence are 22 inch alloy wheels paired with 33 inch off road tires, signaling this vehicle is built to handle more than city traffic. According to company CEO Ferris Rezvani, the goal was to create something that blends supercar performance with off road utility and everyday practicality, and the result is nothing short of a visual powerhouse.

At the heart of the Knight lies a heavily upgraded version of the same 4.0 liter twin turbocharged V8 engine used in the Lamborghini Urus. While the stock Urus produces impressive power, Rezvani tunes the engine to deliver a jaw dropping 800 horsepower (on request), making it significantly more powerful than even the new Urus SE hybrid. This upgrade rockets the SUV from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 3 seconds.

Things get even more intense with the optional Dark Knight package, which turns the Knight from high performance SUV into full scale urban tank. The package includes bulletproof body panels and windows, underbody blast protection, military grade run flat tires, steel reinforced bumpers, and upgraded suspension. With these enhancements, the Knight becomes as capable of navigating hostile environments as it is carving up highways.

Inside, the Knight continues its theme of tactical superiority with a cabin fitted for emergency response and protection. Buyers who opt for the Dark Knight package also get gas masks, first aid kits, pepper spray dispensers, intercom systems, and emergency sirens and lights. The interior isn't just luxury trimmed with leather and tech, it’s also a survival command center.

Each Rezvani Knight is part of an exclusive 100 unit production run, with pricing starting from 149,000 US dollars (excluding the cost of the donor Urus). Fully equipped models can easily cross the half million dollar mark, making them one of the most expensive armored vehicles available to civilians.

In the world of custom exotics, Rezvani proves again that it's not just building luxury SUVs, but pushing into a niche where outrageous performance meets real world protection. The Knight isn’t made for everyone, but for those who want something extraordinary, it’s hard to top.