Rezvani's Beast X Is a Last Gasp for GM's 6.2Rezvani MotorsThe Rezvani Beast X is the automaker's newest hypercar reimagination of the C8 Corvette.The Beast X builds on the brand's previous Beast model—this time with a twin-turbo 6.2-liter V-8 making 1560 horsepower and a design that appears inspired by Lockheed Martin.Like every Rezvani vehicle, production of the Beast X will be extremely limited, with the automaker planning to build just five of the reimagined Corvette.The idea of someone building a Corvette with four-digit horsepower numbers just isn't that mind-blowing, at least not in 2026. Hell, if you've got the coin, Chevy will sell you two production versions of the Corvette with north of 1000 ponies, and those come with a factory-backed warranty. But a Vette with jet-fighter looks, a roof scoop, and 1560 horsepower? That's not something you see every day. Enter the Rezvani Beast X.Rezvani MotorsRemember the last Rezvani Beast? This one is sort of like that, though it's got quite a bit more X Factor. In real terms, that means the team of engineers over at Rezvani managed to squeeze 1560 horsepower out of what we believe is the Corvette E-Ray's hybrid-assisted 6.2-liter V-8. They did that by slapping a pair of turbochargers onto the combustion end of the E-Ray's powertrain equation. Power is sent to all four wheels, and according to Rezvani, that mega power figure means the Beast X can launch from zero to 60 mph in 1.9 seconds.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe reimagined Corvette's body is built entirely from carbon fiber—allowing it to shed some weight compared with the standard Corvette. According to Rezvani, the bodywork isn't just for looks; the automaker reportedly designed every surface to optimize airflow and stability at high speeds. A set of magnesium wheels also helps with the Beast X's diet, reducing unsprung mass by a substantial seven pounds per wheel, Rezvani claims. The changes should improve acceleration, help the car slow down more quickly, and result in sharper steering response.Like with every other car Rezvani decides to rework, production of the Beast X will be kept extremely limited. The automaker is taking $1500 refundable deposits to allocate a production slot, though you may have to move quickly if you want one, considering that Rezvani will only build five examples of the Beast X.➡️ Skip the lot. Let Car and Driver help you find your next car.Shop New Cars Shop Used CarsYou Might Also LikeGift Guide: Best Ride-On Electric Cars for KidsFuture Cars Worth Waiting For: 2025–2029