- Dubai Police added a Mansory-tuned Ferrari 812 Superfast to its tourist-focused patrol fleet.
- Mansory’s modified 812 Superfast is quoted at 800 horsepower.
- Dubai Police says the car will patrol Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard, and JBR.
Dubai Police has a new toy for the tourist strip, and it wears a Ferrari badge under a Mansory body kit. The force unveiled the customized 812 Superfast at Arabian Travel Market 2026, its fifth joint build with the German tuner in two years.
The car pairs a 6.5-liter V12 with a white, green and yellow livery built for spectacle. Dubai Police says it will patrol Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard and JBR, the same postcards that fill Instagram feeds.
Gallery: Ferrari 812 Superfast Dubai Police Car By Mansory
Dubai Police’s Latest 800 HP Patrol Car
Mansory rolled the car out at the Dubai World Trade Center as their fifth exotic it has built for the force, following a Mercedes-AMG G 63, a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, a modified Ferrari 296 GT and a Lamborghini Revuelto.
Stock, the 812 Superfast makes 789 horsepower and 530 lb-ft of torque from a naturally aspirated V12, good for a 2.9-second sprint to 62 mph and 211 mph flat out. That is already among the quickest cars Dubai Police has ever badged.
Mansory’s version pushes those figures further with 800 hp, a 2.8-second run to 62 mph, and a 214 mph top speed, a tenth quicker and 3 mph faster than the standard car.
Ferrari built the 812 Superfast from 2017 to 2024, before the 12Cilindri took over as Ferrari’s V12 flagship. Dubai Police is effectively giving a discontinued halo car a second act, dressed for crowds rather than chases.
Ferrari 812 Superfast Dubai Police Car By Mansory
Photo by: Mansory
A Livery Built To Be Seen, Not To Sneak Up On Anyone
Subtlety was never the brief. Mansory wrapped the 812 in white with green, black and yellow accents, colors chosen for maximum visibility against Dubai’s skyline rather than any tactical purpose.
The body kit adds a new front bumper, a deeper splitter, redesigned side skirts and a rear wing big enough to look at home on a track car. Its aggressive shaping trades the 812’s clean factory lines for something louder and more angular.
None of this is about outrunning anyone. A Dubai Police representative described the car as one of the department’s newest additions to a fleet built around visibility at tourist hotspots, not enforcement duty.
Dubai’s exotic patrol fleet functions as rolling advertising for the emirate, and the timing lines up. Arabian Travel Market drew record crowds the same week Dubai tourism reported 869,000 visitors in August alone. The Lamborghini Temerario police car and this Ferrari serve the same function. They are photo opportunities with lights on the roof.
Motor1’s Take: This 812 is a reminder that “police car” can now mean anything from a Kia crossover to a carbon widebody Ferrari. The gap between what patrol fleets need and what they showcase has never been wider.
The hardware here is fantasy garage stuff with a front-engine V12 grand tourer with a full Mansory kit. Seeing that shape in a light bar and livery blurs the line between civic duty and car culture, and it turns an ordinary traffic stop into something closer to a Cars & Coffee moment.
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