Dubai Police has added another eye-catching supercar to its collection, and this Ferrari 812 Superfast has received a substantial visual makeover from Mansory. The Italian V12 grand tourer now combines Dubai Police's distinctive livery with an aggressive collection of aftermarket bodywork.The Ferrari is finished in the police force's familiar white-and-green colors and features the police equipment, including flashing lights. Its license plate also carries the "812" designation, making the identity of the car particularly fitting. However, it is the Mansory treatment that sets this Ferrari apart from a standard 812 Superfast.At the front, the tuner has fitted a prominent carbon-fiber splitter with yellow accents. The front end also features a revised grille, while the hood has been equipped with additional carbon-fiber vents. More vents can be found behind the front wheels, adding to the car's heavily modified appearance.The Ferrari sits on black aftermarket wheels that provide a sharp contrast to its yellow brake calipers. Yellow detailing is also incorporated into other parts of the bodywork, helping tie the exterior modifications together with the Dubai Police color scheme.Image Credit: Kourosh Mansory / InstagramMansory has made even more noticeable changes at the back of the car. A large fixed rear wing dominates the rear section, while a custom diffuser adds another layer of aerodynamic bodywork. Yellow accents appear here as well, and the diffuser incorporates an F1-inspired third brake light.Despite the extensive use of carbon fiber and the large aerodynamic additions, some may find this Dubai Police Ferrari to be relatively restrained compared with some of Mansory's other creations. The tuner is known for producing dramatic builds, making this particular 812 somewhat less extreme by its standards.Image Credit: Kourosh Mansory / InstagramPrevious Mansory Dubai Police Patrol CarsThe 812 Superfast is not the first Mansory creation to become part of Dubai Police's luxury fleet. The two have worked together on several high-profile patrol cars, beginning with a Mercedes-AMG G63 introduced in 2024. The SUV received Mansory's signature wide-body treatment along with upgrades aimed at enhancing its performance.The collaboration expanded with several more extravagant models. One of them was a bespoke Rolls-Royce Cullinan, unveiled at the Arabian Travel Market 2025. With 610 horsepower, the one-off SUV was assigned to patrol some of Dubai's most prominent tourist destinations, including the Burj Khalifa.The Ferrari Purosangue joined the collection later in 2025. Powered by a 755-hp V12 engine, the rare SUV featured a white-and-green exterior designed to match the Dubai Police livery. Its bespoke cabin was finished in purple, while the vehicle was distinguished by a license plate carrying the number "12."The most powerful addition among these collaborations was the Lamborghini Revuelto. The hybrid-powered supercar produces 1,070 horsepower and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.4 seconds, giving Dubai Police another exceptionally high-performance vehicle for its fleet.