Dubai: Dubai Police celebrated twelve years since launching its iconic luxury patrol fleet with a special event held in front of Emirates Towers. The celebration, organised by the Tourist Police Department, carried the theme Twelve Years of Sustainable Security Tourism and brought together senior officers and partners.

During the event, Dubai Police revealed the newest addition to its luxury fleet, the Ferrari Purosangue Mansory, a rare model modified by the world renowned tuning company Mansory, based in Germany. This edition is one of only seven customised vehicles of its kind worldwide.

Brigadier Saeed Al Hajri, Director of the General Department of Criminal Investigation, inaugurated the new patrol and reviewed its advanced specifications. The vehicle features a 6.5 litre V12 engine, 755 horsepower, 730 Nm of torque and acceleration from zero to one hundred kilometres per hour in 3.1 seconds, with a top speed of 320 kilometres per hour.
Mansory provided a full exterior carbon upgrade, including a rear wing, a sport front bumper, forged FC.5 wheels, premium leather and carbon fibre interior finishing, a Mansory steering wheel, sport pedals, customised seat belts and a high performance exhaust note.
Brigadier Al Hajri praised the strong partnership between Dubai Police and Mansory, noting that luxury patrols play a valuable role in enhancing police presence in key tourist destinations such as Burj Khalifa, Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard and JBR. He added that updating Dubai Police vehicles reflects the force’s continuous commitment to service excellence.

He confirmed that the new patrol will operate in major tourist areas where officers will assist visitors, answer enquiries and showcase the community role of Dubai Police.

Growing luxury fleet and continued impact
Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad Abdulrahman explained that the twelfth anniversary celebration highlights years of dedicated work that helped raise Dubai’s standing as a safe and welcoming global destination. Dubai Police launched its first luxury patrol in 2013, a Lamborghini that gained international attention and became a symbol of the city’s security and elegance.

He added that the Tourist Police continues to upgrade its fleet with high performance vehicles equipped with advanced technology, supporting Dubai’s vision to be the best city in the world to live, work and visit. Today, the luxury fleet includes 56 patrols, all fitted with modern traffic and smart systems, eco friendly features and onboard cameras.

Active presence in events across Dubai
Captain Rashid Naghmash Al Mansouri, Head of Tourist Security Patrols, noted that luxury patrols make daily rounds in tourist areas to introduce visitors to Dubai Police services and ensure an outstanding tourist experience.

He shared that over the past three years, the patrols have taken part in 1,184 events, including 329 events in 2025, 440 in 2024 and 416 in 2023. These ranged from local and international exhibitions to police escort requests, VIP receptions, sports, cultural, educational and commercial events.

The luxury patrols also contributed to fulfilling 49 wishes for children between 2023 and 2025, supporting Dubai Police’s strategic goal of spreading happiness within the community.