California-based Scarbo Classic—the corporate behind Ken Block’s Hoonipigasus Pikes Peak race automotive—is again with a road-legal off-road race truck. Known as the SV Rover, the truck made its public debut on the F.A.T. Worldwide Ice Race in Aspen, Colorado.

Although the styling is paying homage to a traditional Land Rover, beneath it is fully bespoke. The bodywork is constituted of aluminum and carbon fiber, and the powertrain choices are in contrast to something out there for Land Rovers of outdated.

Clients can select between a mid-mounted supercharged V-8 producing 1,100-hp and related to an 8-speed paddle-shifted automated transmission, or a 1,005-hp electrical powertrain energized by a 75-kwh battery pack. Whether or not the powertrain is gasoline or electrical, energy is routed to all 4 wheels by means of a switch case with excessive and low ranges, and the truck has entrance and rear locking differentials.

Inboard pushrod entrance and rear air suspension permits for 30 inches of wheel journey, in accordance with Scarbo Classic, together with peak and valving changes. The SV Rover options 40-inch tires mounted on 20-inch wheels, with four-wheel steering and a braking system consisting of Brembo 6-piston calipers and 15.7-inch carbon-ceramic rotors.

An Alcantara-lined cabin has a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, a 12.8-inch foremost show, and minimal comfort options that embrace automated local weather management, energy door locks, and energy home windows. The 2-seat car additionally has a rear cargo space behind the engine compartment.

The “customary value” for an SV Rover is $1.5 million, however Scarbo Classic notes that each one automobiles are constructed to order, so the worth of particular builds will range relying on how clients spec their automobiles.