Source: RezvaniSource: RezvaniNot one known for subtlety, Rezvani has taken the already-awesome Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato and turned up the wick to a degree only Rezvani can manage.The new Dune is an 800-horsepower monster that is lifted even further beyond the Sterrato's already rally-ready height, and it adds almost sci-fi bodywork to match the madness that comes from its 5.2-liter V10. We always have a huge amount of skepticism when an aftermarket company gets their hands on something seemingly perfected from the factory, but this has the makings of a car that really is special.lamborghini sterrato not enough the rezvani dune takes it to 11A 4.5-inch lift is something you would normally associate with a Jeep Cherokee (XJ, folks; real Cherokee is what we're talking about here). And that's exactly how much the Rezvani Dune is lifted versus the standard Huracán, making it 2.8 inches taller than a Huracán Sterrato. Unfortunately, the wheels that Rezvani chose look like those on the new KM Cherokee, but we can overlook that given the other specs.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThanks to that mega-sized lift, ground clearance for the Dune is an extremely healthy 11 inches-- verging on that of a Ford F-150 Raptor, which is obviously a vehicle much more purposefully built for the dunes.Rezvani couldn't leave the Huracán's engine alone in the process, so it paired up with VF Engineering to supercharge the 5.2-liter V10. That brings the power from 602 horsepower to 800.You also get significant skid plate and underbody protection, plus a rally-style roof air intake. The carbon fiber body changes, long-travel suspension, and nose-mounted LEDs further the look. We won't go so far as to say the provided imagery is straight-up AI, but it doesn't not look the part. Regardless, this car looks like the utter madness we expect from Rezvani, and it's basically the makings of the weekend car of our dreams.