Dubai Police have added another high-profile machine to their luxury patrol fleet, unveiling an ultra-rare Ferrari Purosangue Mansory edition at a public event near the Emirates Towers. The debut marked the 12th anniversary of the program, which has become known worldwide for featuring some of the most exclusive performance vehicles on the road. This latest addition is one of only seven Purosangue models reworked by German tuner Mansory, underscoring the department’s continued push to showcase unique vehicles as part of its tourism-oriented outreach.
The Purosangue Mansory brings substantial hardware to the fleet. It uses a 6.5-liter V12 engine rated at 755 horsepower and 730 Nm of torque, allowing the SUV to reach 100 km/h from a standstill in 3.1 seconds. Its top speed is listed at 320 km/h, placing it among the most powerful and quickest police-branded vehicles anywhere in the world.
Mansory’s modifications extend far beyond performance. The model receives an extensive carbon fiber body kit, including a redesigned front bumper with large air inlets, widened wheel arches with integrated vents and additional aerodynamic elements. Forged FC.5 wheels and a prominent rear wing add to the SUV’s aggressive profile, while a bespoke exhaust system completes the exterior transformation.
Inside, the cabin reflects the same bespoke approach. Premium leather, carbon fiber accents and distinctive Mansory details appear throughout the interior. The driver’s environment includes a customized steering wheel, sport pedals and tailored seat belts, maintaining the high-end appearance expected from both Ferrari and Mansory.
Dubai Police continue to frame these additions as part of their public engagement strategy, using the fleet to promote the city and create positive interactions with residents and visitors. With the arrival of the modified Purosangue, the department strengthens its reputation for operating one of the world’s most extravagant collections of law-enforcement vehicles.
Eve Nowell