Rezvani Vengeance is Everything A 3-Row Family SUV Needs

Teen Driver Mode, a rearview backup camera, heated front seats - oh, smoke screen, thermal night vision, and electric door handles are optional.

California-based Rezvani’s tactical vehicles are no strangers to our pages. From the company’s beefed up Tank to their 6×6 Hercules pickup. And now, the Vengeance — a military grade machine that doubles as the ultimate family SUV to conquer Walmart parking lots. Ringing in at $285,000 and available in a 7- and 8-passenger configuration, powering this beast is a standard 6.2L V8, with an optional supercharged version available, along with an optional  3.0L turbo diesel mil.

And for that price, you get a very long list of standard features found in today’s top full-size family SUVs, including ventilated and heated leather seats, forward collision waring with automatic braking, a HUD for the driver, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, a massive panoramic sunroof above, a hands-free power lift gate, and even a Teen driver mode (seriously). 

Less family SUV-oriented is the available Military Package. But that really depends on your family. For an extra $125,000, this upgrade tacks on bullet proof glass and body armour, smoke screen, military-grade runflat tires, blinding and strobe lights, thermal night vision (of course), a reinforced suspension, and electrified door handles, to name just a few.

The Heavy Duty Tow Package ($3,500) allows for 8,200 lbs towing capacity, which isn’t that much more than your typical mid-size truck, to be honest. For those serious about protection, opt for the Security Package ($62,000) which is essentially the Military Package stripped of the more aggressive stuff — like the 7 bullet proof vests and helmets, gas masks, and optional explosive device detection system. 

Other smaller packages — from a rifle compartment to a rear seat entertainment upgrade — are also in the mix. Reservations for the Rezvani Vengeance starts at $1,500. 

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Shooting cars and bikes professionally since film was a thing, for over 20 years, Amee has collaborated with the major automakers and agencies, and his work has been published in various global outlets including MotorTrend, GlobeDrive, SuperStreet, Chicago Tribune, PerformanceBMW, and others. He’s an automotive writer and founder/managing editor of TractionLife.com, focusing on digital marketing & SEO for the past ten years (backed by a marketing degree, go figure). Find him travelling, spending time with his kids and family. Or golfing, poorly.