Rezvani is unleashing its all-American BEAST X hypercar which packs 1,560HP and has an impressive 0-60mph time

The Rezvani Beast X hypercar is about to make a very loud entrance, with 1,560 horsepower and a claimed 0-60 mph time of just 1.9 seconds.

That is enough power to make your average supercar look positively sleepy.

Rezvani plans to build only five examples, making this an exceptionally rare machine before it has even been unveiled.

The company will officially pull the covers off the BEAST X on Monday, August 10, 2026.

Rezvani does things differently

Founded by Ferris Rezvani, the California-based company was built around the idea of creating extreme vehicles that deliver the kind of excitement he associated with flying fighter jets.

The company’s own history says its founder assembled designers, racing engineers and high-performance engine specialists to push its vehicles well beyond the ordinary.

That philosophy has produced some seriously wild machines.

The original Beast was an ultra-lightweight sports car with a carbon-fiber body, while later versions pushed performance much further.

Today’s Beast uses a mid-mounted 6.2-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 1,000 hp and can reach 60 mph in 2.5 seconds.

Rezvani has also built a rather different reputation with its SUVs and trucks.

The Tank, for example, is a tactical off-road vehicle with up to 1,000 hp and an optional security package featuring ballistic protection, run-flat tires and even a smoke-screen system.

The company’s current lineup also includes the Vengeance, Dark Knight and retro-styled RR1.

The Beast X takes Rezvani performance to the next level

The new hypercar will take the company’s performance obsession to another level.

Its custom-built 6.2-liter V8 features fully forged internals and sends its enormous 1,560 hp through an all-wheel-drive system.

Rezvani says that combination will launch the car from 0 to 60 mph in just 1.9 seconds.

That’s getting dangerously close to the sort of acceleration normally associated with purpose-built racing machinery.

There is plenty of carbon fiber, too.

The lightweight body is designed to keep the BEAST X’s performance credentials front and center, while the company promises a soundtrack to match.

Rezvani describes the experience as a mechanical roar that builds as the engine is pushed harder.

And then there’s the production run.

Only five BEAST Xs will be built worldwide, which makes the car far rarer than the already limited 20-unit production run of the current Beast.