Rezvani Unleashes a Sharper, Meaner Tank for 2026

Rezvani Motors has just revealed the latest version of their Tank, and the modifications go down to the bone. Built on the classic Jeep Wrangler chassis, the 2026 model is a total redesign that sharpens every line and angle you see.

Angular body panels now dominate the exterior, replacing smooth curves with flat surfaces and harsh lines that remind you of a stealth plane rather than a typical SUV. Tiny windows and a blunt rear end emphasize the Tank’s fortified image, and the entire vehicle squats in on the road, with a wider and more menacing stance.

Inside the cabin, you’ll discover a familiar dashboard layout, door panels, and steering wheel similar to the Wrangler. Rezvani’s has added its own embellishments, like enhanced leather seats, fancy vents, and a full leather wrap option that runs all the way up to the headliner and instrument panel, giving it a more sophisticated feel.

Power options begin quietly and quickly escalate. You have a choice of basic engines at no extra charge, including a 270-hp turbocharged four-cylinder hybrid, a 285-hp 3.6-liter V6, or other Jeep-sourced alternatives mated with an eight-speed automatic and permanent four-wheel drive. If you want genuine power, V8s are waiting for you. A 500-hp 6.4-liter will cost an additional $45,000, a supercharged 6.2-liter with 707 horsepower will cost $65,000, and the range-topper is a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 from the Dodge Demon lineage that produces 1,000 horsepower for an additional $85,000.

The standard four-inch lift and 37-inch tires ensure off-road performance. Fox shocks take bumps well in its basic version, but if you want even more control on tough terrain, you can upgrade to remotely reservoir shocks or extreme Fox 3.0 bypass shocks. There’s also an optional six-inch lift that allows you to run 40-inch tires, Dynatrac axles, and larger brakes to keep you going no matter what.

Pricing starts at $175,000 and goes up further if you put on all of the options. Rezvani is known for building cars with great protection in mind, and the 2026 Tank takes that to a new level. The armored package includes ballistic glass, reinforced body panels, and underbody protection to keep you safe from explosions, all for $85,000. If that isn’t enough, a premium B6-level variant, which uses lightweight materials to reduce weight and can take higher-caliber shots, costs $145,000.

You can also purchase a separate security package for $42,000 that has even more defensive features. This features run-flat tires to avoid being stranded in the event of a puncture, electric door handles to keep snoopers at away, and a smoke screen to aid in a rapid exit. Oh, and there’s a military-grade gas mask, hypothermia gear, and first aid supplies to keep you safe in an emergency. Other optional features include infrared night vision screens to detect potential dangers in the dark, as well as blinding lights, a siren, strobe effects, and even a pepper spray canister to deal with any unwanted visitors.

That’s not all, as there’s also electromagnetic pulse protection, explosive detection sensors, magnetic door locks, and a center console safe. You can place a deposit for $500 today, and Rezvani will limit production to ensure that everyone who wants a Tank receives one.
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