Evador

## Information

The Rustler Evador is a mid-size sport sedan that has been a part of Rustler's product lineup since 1996, when it was designed by Duffy Morvawar. Currently, the Evador is in its 6th generation and is selling strong. Its latest revision was in the 2023 model year, when it received a facelift and was upgraded to the 6th generation. It remains at the bottom of Rustler's lineup of sedans, however, with the Excalibur and the Phenom towering over it. It has room for five people inside and is direct competition to the Toyota Camry, Kia K5, Hyundai Sonata, and Chevrolet Malibu.

### Brief Trim Level Overview

* **RL.** This is the base trim of the Evador, and it has the 2.0L turbocharged engine with a power output of 262 horsepower and 271 lb-ft of torque. It has the CarPal 5 all electronic gauge cluster, the RustlerConnex 11.1-inch Gen 7 touchscreen, and cloth seating inside. Automatic climate control is standard, and it comes with an 8-speaker sound system. No heated or ventilated seats are offered standard, with the 3-mode front heated seats available as an option. Adaptive cruise control is standard, as are rain-sensing wipers and 18-inch machined aluminum wheels. Dual-exhaust outlets are standard. This trim level starts at a price of **$31,760.**
* **RS.** The RS includes all the features from the RL and adds the upgraded RustlerConnex 12.1-inch Gen 7.1 touchscreen, sport cloth seating, and an optional power sunroof. The 12-speaker Harman Kardon sound system is available as part of the Technology and Sound Package. 3-mode heated front seats come standard, and 2-mode heated rear seats are optional. 18-inch gloss-black machined aluminum wheels are optional. This trim level starts at a price of **$34,500.**
* **RXL.** The RXL includes all the features from the RS trim and adds the 3.7L twin-turbocharged V6 engine with a power output of 343 horsepower and 365 lb-ft of torque. 0-60 times are bumped down to only 5 seconds with the upgraded motor, and leather seating is optional but not standard. Woodgrain accents inside the vehicle are standard. A power sunroof comes standard, with the option of a panoramic power sunroof. 2-mode heated rear seats are standard, along with optional 2-mode ventilated rear seats. A head-up display on the dashboard is optional, Advanced Adaptive Cruise Control with Braking is standard, along with Rustler-patented AdvanceGuard object detection technology. RoadGuardian integrated recording is optional. Quad exhaust outlets are standard, and this trim level starts at a price of **$38,900.**
* **RXS.** The RXS includes all the features from the RXL trim and adds standard leather seating, red interior accents on the steering wheel, shift knob, paneling, and dashboard, standard 2-mode ventilated rear seats, a heated steering wheel, the Sport Exterior Appearance (red accents and carbon fiber on the outside), an optional $450 carbon fiber rear spoiler, and optional 19-inch luxury chrome wheels. This trim level starts at a price of **$42,470.**
* **RXS Luxury.** The RXS Luxury exchanges the red sport appearance of the RXS for a more luxurious look. Nappa leather interior seating is standard, along with a CD player in the dashboard, a standard panoramic power sunroof, 19-inch luxury chrome wheels standard, chrome accents on the outside, dual hood scoops, and a top speed of 153 mph, although it still has the 3.7L twin-turbocharged V6. This trim level starts at a price of **$44,800.**

See the trim level comparison document listed below for a more detailed trim level spreadsheet.

## Additional Resources

Rustler has provided a PDF containing a detailed comparison of all trim levels on the 2023/2024 Rustler Evador. There may be certain differences in the spreadsheet from this page. Click on the link below to access and download the PDF.

File:2024 Rustler Evador Overview.pdf