Dubai Police has added another high-performance exotic car to its already extensive fleet, this time choosing a Ferrari 812 Superfast modified by Mansory. The naturally aspirated, front-engine Ferrari follows the department’s purchase of a Lamborghini Revuelto in February and becomes the fifth Mansory-sourced vehicle in its fleet.
Mansory Gives the Ferrari 812 a Police-Specific Look
The Ferrari 812 Superfast already offers considerable performance and visual presence, but Dubai Police worked with Mansory to give the car a more distinctive appearance. The modifications begin at the front, where the police car features a new carbon fiber front spoiler and carbon fiber panels inside the spaces around the headlights.
Additional carbon fiber trim appears along the sides, including in the vents on top of the hood and in the front and rear fenders. The side skirts also appear more pronounced, while Mansory fitted the Ferrari with unique wheels finished in black.
A Large Rear Wing Dominates the Design
The most noticeable changes are at the rear, where Mansory added a large rear wing bearing the company’s logo on its underside. The diffuser is also made from carbon fiber and features massive fins highlighted by yellow stripes.
The yellow detailing continues onto the edges of the front spoiler and side skirts, adding another visual connection to the Dubai Police livery.
Ferrari 812 Performance Details
Neither Mansory nor Dubai Police has provided detailed information about changes to the Ferrari’s engine or chassis. Dubai Police said the car’s 6.5-liter V12 produces 800 horsepower and can reach 62 mph in 2.8 seconds.
The reported power figure appears to be given in metric horsepower. If so, the output corresponds to the stock amount of power, which equals 789 hp in American horsepower. The Ferrari should also produce 529 pound-feet of torque, with power sent through a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission to the rear wheels.
The Ferrari Is the Fifth Mansory Vehicle for Dubai Police
The Mansory-modified Ferrari 812 is reportedly the fifth Mansory-sourced vehicle purchased by Dubai Police. The Lamborghini Revuelto, added in February, was the fourth.
The second and third Mansory vehicles arrived last year: a Rolls-Royce Cullinan and a Ferrari Purosangue. Before those, Dubai Police added a Mercedes-AMG G 63.
Among those vehicles, the Mansory-modified Ferrari Purosangue stands out for its extensive visual changes. The four-door model features a bare carbon-fiber wide-body kit, a large rear wing and exhaust tips changed from a side-by-side arrangement to a stacked configuration.
Dubai Police Expands Its Supercar Fleet
The Mansory-modified Ferrari 812 adds another highly customized performance car to Dubai Police’s fleet, following a year in which the department added practical four-door luxury vehicles before turning its attention to sports cars this year.
