Dubai Police has unveiled a Mansory-tuned Ferrari 812 Superfast for patrol duty around the city’s biggest tourist attractions. Revealed at Arabian Travel Market 2026, the white, green, yellow and black Ferrari is the department’s fifth joint build with the German tuner in two years.

The car will patrol the areas around Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard and JBR. Its role is centered on visibility and public engagement rather than conventional enforcement, putting a discontinued Ferrari V12 flagship in some of Dubai’s most photographed locations.

800 horsepower from a naturally aspirated V12

The Mansory 812 Superfast retains Ferrari’s 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12, but the tuner quotes output at 800 horsepower. That is up from the standard car’s 789 hp and 530 lb-ft of torque.

Mansory also claims a 2.8-second sprint to 62 mph and a 214-mph top speed. The stock 812 Superfast is quoted at 2.9 seconds to 62 mph and 211 mph, giving the modified car a tenth-of-a-second advantage in acceleration and an extra 3 mph at the top end.

Ferrari produced the 812 Superfast from 2017 to 2024 before the 12Cilindri replaced it as the brand’s V12 flagship. Dubai Police’s example therefore gives the outgoing grand tourer a new public-facing role after production has ended.

Mansory body kit and Dubai Police livery

The exterior has been redesigned for maximum attention. Mansory fitted a new front bumper, a deeper front splitter, redesigned side skirts and a large rear wing. The sharper, more angular bodywork replaces the cleaner appearance of the factory 812 Superfast with a far more conspicuous look.

Dubai Police finished the car in white with green, black and yellow accents. The livery is intended to stand out against Dubai’s skyline, while the roof-mounted emergency equipment makes the Ferrari instantly identifiable as part of the police fleet.

Part of Dubai’s exotic patrol fleet

The Ferrari joins a series of high-profile vehicles created for Dubai Police, including a Mercedes-AMG G 63, a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, a modified Ferrari 296 GT and a Lamborghini Revuelto. Mansory’s 812 Superfast is the fifth exotic vehicle produced through the department’s collaboration with the tuner in two years.

A Dubai Police representative described the car as one of the department’s newest additions to a fleet designed around visibility at tourist hotspots. That makes the 812 Superfast more of a mobile attraction and public-relations vehicle than a pursuit car.

With its naturally aspirated V12, 800 hp and unmistakable Mansory styling, the Ferrari is likely to draw attention wherever it appears. For visitors, the patrol locations place the car close to Dubai’s most prominent landmarks, turning the department’s latest addition into part police vehicle and part automotive showcase.