- The 2027 Rezvani Fortress marks the newest customization project from the California-based manufacturer.
- Although the design remains quite mysterious for now, it appears that the optional armor-equipped Fortress is based on the Ford F-150 Raptor R truck
- The customer can reserve the new car with a deposit of $500, but the complete cost will not be known until the Fortress is unveiled in June.
While Europeans opt for small cars such as the Citroën Ami and Fiat Topolino, Americans lean towards bigger automobiles. This is where the 2027 Rezvani Fortress comes in, the latest offering by the crazy designers at the California manufacturer.
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Although these teaser images lack detail, they reveal a great deal about the truck’s design. Like other Rezvani models, the Fortress will offer the option of being fitted with an armor kit and it seems to have just rolled off the set of a Bungie production. Rezvani is calling their latest product the “ultimate tactical off-road truck,” but their interpretation of “tactical” appears to be more Rambo than Jason Bourne.
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Although the identity of the donor truck used in the Fortress hasn’t been specified, all signs point to the fact that the base model could be the Ford F-150 Raptor R, which according to the post on Rezvani’s official social media account by the founder Ferris Rezvani will deliver a total output of 850 horsepower. This amount of horsepower is consistent with the output provided by the Raptor R which boasts a supercharged 5.2-liter V-8 engine providing 720 horsepower.
Following the company’s tradition, only 100 units of the Fortress will be built, making the pick-up limited in supply. Customers interested in the vehicle can reserve it for only $500 non-refundable deposit before prices are disclosed after the reveal of the car in June. As mentioned previously, the Rezvani Knight was priced $149,000 more than the price tag of the donor car Lamborghini Urus.
