| 🚔 Key Takeaways: • Dubai Police commissioned a Mansory-tuned Ferrari 812 Superfast for its elite fleet. • The 6.2L naturally aspirated V12 delivers 789 horsepower and 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds. • Carbon fiber aero upgrades include a towering rear wing, custom diffuser, and yellow-accented splitter. • White and green livery with matching ‘812’ Dubai license plates complete the pursuit machine aesthetic. |
Dubai Police doesn’t do subtle. While most law enforcement agencies settle for sensible sedans and practical SUVs, the emirate’s authorities have built one of the world’s most audacious supercar fleets—and they’ve just added another jaw-dropping machine to the roster. The latest? A Mansory-modified Ferrari 812 Superfast that transforms an already ferocious V12 into a white-and-green statement of pure automotive excess.
Mansory’s Restrained Hand (For Once)
Here’s the thing about Mansory: the German tuner has a reputation for excess that borders on the theatrical. However, this particular Ferrari 812 shows remarkable restraint. The modifications focus on functional aerodynamic aggression rather than wacky paint schemes or over-the-top widebody kits.
Up front, a carbon fiber splitter with yellow accents bites aggressively at the air. Furthermore, Mansory added functional hood vents and repositioned the grille for enhanced cooling. Black-painted aftermarket wheels and yellow brake calipers provide visual punctuation without descending into absurdity.
The Rear Wing That Demands Attention
The real drama unfolds at the tail. A fixed rear wing towers above the deck lid—the kind of downforce-generating hardware you’d expect on a track-focused machine, not a police cruiser. Therefore, this isn’t mere theater; it’s functional aero designed to plant the rear during high-speed pursuits.
Mansory’s custom diffuser, finished in carbon fiber with yellow accents, channels airflow with F1-inspired precision. An F1-inspired third brake light caps the design. Matching ‘812’ Dubai license plates complete the package, transforming this Ferrari 812 Superfast into an unmistakable pursuit weapon.
Raw V12 Brutality Unchanged
Beneath the carbon fiber, the 6.2-liter naturally aspirated V12 remains untouched—and that’s exactly right. Producing 789 horsepower and 718 Nm of torque, this engine delivers the kind of visceral, mechanical symphony that turbocharged alternatives can only dream of. Zero to 60 mph arrives in 2.9 seconds; top speed hits 211 mph.
In addition, the 7-speed F1-DCT gearbox snaps through ratios with the precision of a surgical instrument. This is analog engagement at its finest—no numb electric steering, no artificial piped-in sound, just raw V12 fury and mechanical feedback.
Dubai’s Supercar Police Legacy
This Ferrari 812 joins an already legendary fleet. Earlier this year, Dubai Police added a Mansory-tuned Lamborghini Revuelto to the roster. According to Ferrari’s official specifications, the 812 Superfast represents the pinnacle of naturally aspirated V12 performance—and now it serves law enforcement.
Ultimately, this machine represents something rare: a police car that doesn’t apologize for its presence. It’s a rolling declaration that Dubai refuses to compromise on spectacle, performance, or presence. When criminals see those white and green livery panels and that towering rear wing approaching in their mirror, they’ll know they’ve encountered something extraordinary.
For enthusiasts, this Ferrari 812 Superfast is a masterclass in purposeful restraint. Mansory resisted the urge to over-modify, instead channeling the tuner’s expertise into functional aerodynamic upgrades that enhance rather than distract. That’s the kind of discipline that separates inspired builds from automotive theater.
Marcus Vance
Senior Track & Performance Editor at Auto News Magazine. Veteran automotive journalist specializing in chassis dynamics, apex telemetry, track-day specials, and high-revving mechanical purity.
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