Can no one escape it? Dubai Police adds a 340 km/h Ferrari to its fleet

Dubai Police has added to its fleet a Ferrari 812 Superfast modified by Mansory, dressing it in the force’s characteristic colours and a customised look. The supercar with a V12 engine and 800 horsepower is another spectacular addition to the well-known fleet of the United Arab Emirates police.

The Ferrari 812 Superfast is expected to appear in Dubai’s iconic areas, not only as a high-performance patrol car, but also as part of the public image of the police and the city.

This is the fifth Ferrari that Mansory has created for Dubai Police, joining a series of special models in its fleet. For years, that fleet has included some of the most expensive and fastest cars in the automotive industry, from Lamborghini and Ferrari to Mercedes-AMG and Rolls-Royce.

In the case of the Ferrari 812 Superfast, Mansory focused mainly on looks and aerodynamics. The front features a large carbon-fibre splitter, while the bonnet has additional ventilation openings. Carbon elements continue on the side body panels, giving the car a more aggressive look compared with the standard Ferrari version.

The black wheels and yellow brake calipers contrast with Dubai Police’s white and green colours, while the yellow details give the car an even more sporting character.

At the rear, the large fixed spoiler stands out, together with the new diffuser and the third brake light, which aesthetically references Formula 1 single-seaters.

The Ferrari has also been fitted with the characteristic emergency lights and the Dubai Police badge, making clear that this is a vehicle configured specifically for the police force and not simply an 812 Superfast painted in its colours.

Under the modified bodywork sits the naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 engine. In standard configuration, the engine produces 800 horsepower and 718 Nm of torque, while power is transmitted to the rear wheels through a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission.

The car’s performance remains impressive. The Ferrari 812 Superfast accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in about 2.9 seconds, while its top speed exceeds 340 km/h.

The 812 Superfast was presented in 2017 and was one of Ferrari’s last large front-engined naturally aspirated V12 models. Its production ended in 2024, when the model was succeeded by the 12Cilindri.

For years, Dubai Police has built one of the most impressive police car fleets in the world. Its supercars often appear in tourist areas, at major events and in high-traffic zones, attracting the attention of residents and tourists.