Rezvani Beast X produces 1,560 hp from a bespoke 6.2-litre twin-turbocharged V8.
Full-time all-wheel drive helps deliver a claimed 1.9-second zero-to-60-mph acceleration time.
Beast X costs US$115,000 beyond the selected Beast configuration, with five production slots available.
Rezvani is taking its Beast platform into substantially more powerful territory with the Beast X, a 1,560-hp, 1,280 lb-ft-torque, all-wheel-drive model limited to five production examples.
The centrepiece is a bespoke 6.2L twin-turbocharged V8 producing 560 hp more than the optional engine on the Beast. Rezvani pairs the engine with an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission and full-time intelligent all-wheel drive. The combination launches the Beast X from zero to 60 mph in 1.9 seconds.

The output is a 56% step above the Beast’s available 1,000-hp twin-turbo V8. According to Rezvani’s pricing, the 1,000-hp engine is a US$95,000 option on the base vehicle. Moving to the Beast X package requires a further US$115,000, putting a significant premium on the model’s highest-performance specification.
The Beast X also uses an advanced terrain management system with selectable settings intended for sand, mud, rock crawling, Baja-style driving, snow and normal road use. That gives the all-wheel-drive system a wider operating brief than straight-line acceleration alone. It also has us scratching our heads… A rock-crawling drive mode on a supercar? What did we miss?

Underneath, Rezvani specifies an adaptive double-wishbone performance suspension. Lightweight magnesium wheels measure 20x 10 inches at the front and 21×13 inches at the rear. The magnesium construction cuts seven pounds of unsprung mass at each wheel. Tire sizes are 275/30ZR20 up front and gigantic 345/25ZR21 at the rear.
Carbon fibre features prominently in the vehicle’s construction and cabin. The Beast X has a carbon-fibre body along with supportive carbon-fibre seats that can be ordered with customized inserts. Its exterior surfaces are designed for aerodynamic management and stability at high speeds. The Beast X also looks stunningly good.

The car measures 189.7 inches (4.82 meters) long, 85.7 inches (2.12 meters) wide and 48.6 inches (1.23 meters) tall, with a 107.2-inch (2.72 meters) wheelbase.
Exclusivity is central to the Beast X program. Rezvani says only five production slots will be offered and lists a refundable US$1,500 reservation payment. The base Rezvani Beast starts at US$385,000, meaning the top X is a cool US$600,000 before paint and other options.



















