Dubai Police has done it again. This time, Ferrari’s wild V12 grand tourer has been given an even more outrageous makeover by German tuning house Mansory.

Meet the Mansory-built Ferrari 812 Superfast, the latest exotic addition to Dubai Police’s already extravagant patrol fleet and the fifth vehicle Mansory has built for the force.

Founded in 1989 by Kourosh Mansory, the German company is known for turning high-end luxury cars and supercars into radical, highly customized machines with aggressive styling and performance upgrades.

Unveiled at the Dubai World Trade Center during Arabian Travel Market 2026, the 812 Superfast gets Mansory’s Stallone treatment, turning the elegant Ferrari into something considerably more aggressive.

Up front is a prominent carbon-fiber splitter, while the sides receive extended skirts. Around back, things get even more dramatic with a deep diffuser and a massive fixed rear wing that looks more at home providing downforce on a race car than a police cruiser.

The look is completed by black multi-spoke wheels, yellow brake calipers, and yellow accents incorporated into the aero package. Naturally, the whole thing is finished in Dubai Police’s unmistakable white-and-green livery.

 The 812 Superfast packs Ferrari’s naturally aspirated 6.5L V12, producing 800 PS and sending all that power to the rear wheels. Ferrari quoted a 0–100 km/h time of around 2.9 seconds and a top speed exceeding 340 km/h.

But perhaps the coolest detail is sitting on the front and rear bumpers: the license plate simply reads “812.”

In the UAE, low-number plates are serious business, with highly coveted combinations commanding enormous prices at auction. Dubai Police clearly wasn't going to waste the opportunity to give this Ferrari a plate that matches its name.

Of course, the 812 isn't replacing the Land Cruisers and other conventional vehicles handling everyday police duties across Dubai.

Instead, these exotic cars are primarily used for high-visibility patrols around tourist and luxury destinations such as Downtown Dubai and Jumeirah Beach Residence, where they attract attention while giving police officers another way to interact with residents and visitors.

Dubai Police’s exotic-car obsession dates back to 2013, when a Lamborghini Aventador joined the fleet. Since then, the collection has expanded from hypercars like the Bugatti Veyron and Porsche 918 Spyder to SUVs and specialized machines such as the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen, Lotus Eletre, and Beast Patrol.

Mansory entered the picture more recently, starting with a modified Mercedes-AMG G63 in 2024. The tuner’s signature widebody treatment and mechanical upgrades were followed by a string of V12-powered builds, including a one-off Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Ferrari Purosangue Pugnator, and Lamborghini Revuelto.

Now, the fleet gets another outrageous addition: an 800 PS Ferrari V12 wearing a police uniform.