Bulletproof, Night Vision: This Custom Wrangler Costs $170K

The brand calls it ‘The Tank,’ and for good reason.

Based on the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, Rezvani Motors built The Tank as a “Tactical Urban Vehicle.” And while the upgrades might seem excessive, it looks stunning.

Rezvani Motors specializes in luxury supercars. The Tank is the latest custom build from the Irvine, Calif., company, and is notably more off-road. The goal is a military-looking vehicle for civilian use.

And while this beefed up wrangler has some military vehicle features, it is definitely more civilian in its design.

Rezvani Motors Tank: Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Upgrade

The Tank offers a baseline vehicle starting at $178,500 with options that raise the price even higher. From the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Chassis, Rezvani gives it a luxurious and tactical customization.

At the base price, The Tank has a 3.6L V6 with on-demand 4×4. From there, the Tank upgrades with add-ons like the Leather Package, Tow Package, Off-Road Extreme Package, and a Ballistic Armor upgrade. That’s right, you can take the kiddos to soccer practice knowing Kevlar armor and bulletproof glass will help you arrive safely.

While it looks like a beast, The Tank’s add-ons help make what should be a very competent off-roader. With the Off-Road extreme Package, you get a 6-in. lift and 37 in. x 13.5 in. tires, Dynatrac ProRock XD60/80 Axle Set with air lockers and compressor, FOX 2.5-in. internal bypass shocks with DSC, and more.

There’s even a “night vision” upgrade. Or, if power is your thing, you can boost the engine to a 6.4L V8 with 500 horsepower.

And the full Ballistic upgrade also has run-flat tires, and a Kevlar-protected fuel tank, floor pan, and radiator.

The tow package includes a tow hitch and front-mounted winch. You can also get a heads up display with the convenience package.

Rezvani Tank, Available Now

Naturally, Rezvani steers customers toward the full optimized build.

Reservations are available now, and the brand estimates a 12-week build time. If you’ve got a couple hundred grand burning a hole in your non-Kevlar pocket, this is an eye-catching way to spend it.