Rezvani's New Hypercar Has 1,560 HP And An Extremely Limited Production Run
A new hypercar is set to debut with an unprecedented power-to-production ratio
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What is the Rezvani Beast X?
The Rezvani Beast X is a hypercar with 1,560 horsepower and an extremely limited production run of just five units.
What engine does the Rezvani Beast X use?
The Rezvani Beast X uses GM’s 6.2-liter V-8 engine.
When will the Rezvani Beast X debut?
The Rezvani Beast X is scheduled to debut on August 10.
Where it stands
The automotive world is abuzz with the imminent arrival of the Rezvani Beast X, a hypercar that promises to be as exclusive as it is powerful. The Beast X is notable for its extremely limited production run, with only five units planned for manufacture. This scarcity is juxtaposed with its staggering 1,560 horsepower, a figure that underscores the car's status as a high-performance marvel. The hypercar is based on the Corvette platform, specifically utilizing GM’s 6.2-liter V-8 engine.
This engine choice marks a significant moment, as it may represent one of the final applications of this particular powertrain. The Beast X is described as an "all-American" hypercar, emphasizing its domestic engineering and manufacturing roots. The car's debut is scheduled for August 10, though details on its specifications and features beyond its power output and production limit remain sparse. The hypercar's price point is another point of intrigue.
According to carscoops.com, the Rezvani Beast X is set to cost twice as much as a loaded ZR1X, though the exact price has not been disclosed. The limited production run and high price tag suggest that the Beast X is aimed at a niche market of affluent enthusiasts seeking the ultimate in performance and exclusivity. The question of who will secure one of these five units, and at what cost, remains open.
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Who reported it (5)
- The Rezvani Beast X Is a Last Gasp for GM’s 6.2-Liter V-8 Car and Driver · 15h ago
- Rezvani’s Exotic Corvette Makes 1,560 HP And Costs Twice A Loaded ZR1X carscoops.com · 15h ago
- 1560 hp Rezvani Beast X "all-American" hypercar to debut on August 10 The Supercar Blog · 15h ago
- Just 5 Of These 1,500-HP Corvette-Based Hypercars Will Be Built CarBuzz · 15h ago
- Rezvani's New Hypercar Has 1,560 HP And An Extremely Limited Production Run Motor1.com · 15h ago
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