This customized Ferrari 812 features several carbon fiber aero upgrades. Mansory has added a towering rear wing to the V12-powered monster. Dubai Police received a modified Lamborghini Revuelto in January. No police department does things quite like the Dubai Police. While most police force fleets are dominated by boring sedans, estates, or SUVs, authorities in Dubai hit the streets in million-dollar supercars that very few of us will ever have the opportunity to drive. They’ve now added another car to their stable. The latest addition to the force’s fleet is a Ferrari 812 Superfast, but this is no ordinary 812. Like the rest of the Dubai Police’s collection, the Ferrari is rocking a special white and green livery. More significant, however, is a host of modifications from Mansory, the infamous tuner that often struggles to know when enough is enough. Read: Ferrari 812 GTS Gets Bipolar Upgrades From Mansory As far as upgraded 812s from Mansory go, this one is relatively restrained, lacking some of the upgrades and wacky paint jobs we’ve seen on other projects. Still, for a police car that’ll actually be used to help catch criminals, it’ll definitely stand out, even on the streets of Dubai. Positioned at the front of the Ferrari is a new carbon fiber splitter with yellow accents and a tweaked grille. Mansory has also added some carbon vents to the hood, fitted a set of black-painted aftermarket wheels, and finished the brake calipers in yellow. There are also new vents behind the front wheels. Of the tweaks made, those positioned at the rear are the most dramatic. They include a fixed rear wing and a custom diffuser, complete with yellow accents and an F1-inspired third brake light. Completing the upgrades are matching ‘812’ Dubai license plates. This is far from the only supercar recently added to the Dubai Police fleet. Earlier this year, a Lamborghini Revuelto, also tuned by Mansory, was handed over to local authorities.
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