Dubai has never treated the idea of a police car quite like the rest of the world. In a city where supercars are part of the landscape, the Dubai Police fleet has become an automotive attraction of its own. Now, Mansory has added another extraordinary machine to that collection: a Ferrari 812 Superfast prepared specifically for Dubai Police.

And this isn’t simply another exotic wearing a police livery. The Ferrari 812 represents the fifth collaboration between Mansory and Dubai Police, joining four equally extravagant machines that have already made their way into the force’s luxury patrol fleet.

The 812 Becomes a Police Car

Based on the Ferrari 812 Superfast, the new patrol car receives a comprehensive Mansory treatment while retaining the unmistakable identity of Dubai Police.

The white body is finished with the department’s familiar green graphics, accompanied by black and yellow detailing. Mansory’s extensive exterior redesign gives the naturally aspirated V12 Ferrari an even more aggressive presence.

Underneath, the car retains Ferrari’s 6.5-liter V12 architecture, but the Mansory-prepared car is rated at 800 horsepower. According to Dubai Police and UAE reporting, it can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.8 seconds and reach a claimed 345 km/h.

That makes this considerably more than a ceremonial supercar.

It is a machine capable of keeping pace with virtually anything it might encounter on Dubai’s roads.

Mansory itself already offers its own extensively modified Ferrari 812, known as the MANSORY Stallone, with visible carbon-fibre bodywork, bespoke wheels, a sports exhaust and engine modifications taking the 6.5-liter V12 to as much as 830 hp.

The police specification is, however, its own bespoke creation.

The Other Four Mansory Legends

The Ferrari 812 doesn’t stand alone.

Parked among Dubai Police’s remarkable collection are four previous Mansory collaborations, creating what might be one of the most unusual manufacturer-police relationships in the automotive world.

Mercedes-AMG G 63 — Where It Started

The relationship began in 2024 with a Mansory-modified Mercedes-AMG G 63.

The G-Class was given Mansory’s signature wide-body treatment and mechanical performance upgrades, transforming an already formidable SUV into something considerably more theatrical.

It also made sense as the first step in the partnership. Unlike a low-slung supercar, the G 63 offers the practicality and commanding driving position of an SUV while still carrying the visual drama expected from a Mansory creation.

Rolls-Royce Cullinan — Luxury Gets the Badge

Then came the Rolls-Royce Cullinan in 2025.

This was Mansory’s interpretation of the ultimate luxury SUV turned Dubai Police patrol vehicle. The one-off machine reportedly produces 610 horsepower and was presented with the white-and-green police treatment.

Its role is less about chasing anything and more about presence.

The Cullinan is deployed around some of Dubai’s most recognizable tourist destinations, including the Burj Khalifa, where the police fleet frequently doubles as a rolling ambassador for the city.

Ferrari Purosangue — The V12 SUV Arrives

The partnership then moved back to Ferrari with the Purosangue, introduced toward the end of 2025.

This one is particularly interesting because the Purosangue brought Ferrari’s naturally aspirated V12 philosophy into the SUV world.

The Dubai Police version produces 755 horsepower and wears a distinctive white-and-green exterior with a custom purple interior. Even its number plate received special attention, carrying the number 12, an obvious nod to its V12 engine.

Lamborghini Revuelto — The Hybrid Hypercar

Then came perhaps the most technically outrageous member of the group: the Lamborghini Revuelto.

The Mansory/Dubai Police collaboration brought a hybrid-powered Lamborghini into the fleet, with the Revuelto producing a reported 1,070 horsepower and reaching 100 km/h from rest in approximately 2.4 seconds.

That puts it firmly into hypercar territory.

And now the Ferrari 812 joins it.

Five Mansorys, One Police Fleet

The significance of the 812 isn’t simply that Dubai Police has another Ferrari.

It is that Mansory and Dubai Police have now established an entire sequence of bespoke vehicles:

Mercedes-AMG G 63 → Rolls-Royce Cullinan → Ferrari Purosangue → Lamborghini Revuelto → Ferrari 812 Superfast.

Five collaborations, five very different interpretations of performance and luxury.

From the enormous presence of the G 63 to the quiet extravagance of the Cullinan, the V12 practicality of the Purosangue, the electrified violence of the Revuelto and finally the high-revving character of Ferrari’s 812, the collection almost functions as a showroom for what Mansory can do with some of the world’s most recognizable cars.

Dubai Police says these luxury vehicles are used particularly in prominent tourist areas such as the Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard and JBR, where they contribute to police visibility while also supporting the city’s broader tourism presence.

The Supercar Patrol Has Become Part of Dubai

There is something distinctly Dubai about turning a police fleet into an automotive gallery.

Elsewhere, a patrol car is primarily defined by practicality. In Dubai, certain members of the fleet have become part of the city’s visual identity.

The Mansory partnership takes that idea even further.

These aren’t simply cars painted green and white. They are bespoke machines carrying the fingerprints of one of the world’s most recognizable customization houses, placed directly into one of the world’s most recognizable cities.

And now, sitting alongside the other four Mansory creations, the Ferrari 812 adds something the fleet hasn’t quite had before: a naturally aspirated V12 grand tourer whose character comes from an era Ferrari has already moved beyond.

The 812 may no longer be part of Ferrari’s new-car lineup, but in Dubai it has found a rather unexpected second life.

As a police car.