A “Regular” Ferrari 812 Wasn’t Special Enough For Dubai Police… So They Reached Out To Mansory

Image Credit: Mansory.Dubai Police has accumulated the kind of vehicle collection that could make a well-funded supercar collector jealous. Ferraris, Lamborghinis and other exotics have worn its distinctive white-and-green colors over the years, so adding another supercar requires something special to stand out.

Apparently, a standard Ferrari 812 Superfast wasn't quite enough. The front-engined V12 Ferrari has received a selection of upgrades from Mansory before joining one of the world's most recognizable police fleets.

The result combines the 812's naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 with a far more aggressive exterior, complete with additional carbon fiber and a towering rear wing. Naturally, there are flashing lights and Dubai Police graphics to make sure nobody mistakes it for an ordinary Mansory customer car.

Dubai Police officially unveiled the modified Ferrari at the Dubai World Trade Centre during Arabian Travel Market 2026. It marks the department's fifth collaboration with Mansory, continuing a partnership that has already produced some decidedly extravagant patrol cars.

Mansory's work is immediately obvious at the front, where the Ferrari receives a more aggressive aero treatment with a prominent splitter and contrasting yellow details. Additional vents, black multi-spoke wheels, and yellow brake calipers continue the theme along the sides.

Things become even less subtle at the rear. A large fixed wing towers over the tail, while a redesigned diffuser with yellow accents and an F1-inspired central brake light further separates the car from a factory 812 Superfast.

One particularly neat touch is the registration plate. It reads simply "812," matching the Ferrari's model designation and giving the build another distinctly Dubai detail.

The visual transformation isn't the only change. Dubai Police says the Mansory-modified 6.5-liter engine produces up to 800 horsepower, slightly improving upon the already formidable output of the standard 812 Superfast.

According to the department, the Ferrari can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 2.8 seconds and reach 345 km/h, or roughly 214 mph. Those numbers should be sufficient for getting around Dubai, to put it mildly.

The 812 also keeps things old-school by modern supercar standards, relying on a naturally aspirated V12 rather than hybrid assistance. Ferrari has since replaced the 812 generation with the 12Cilindri, making Dubai's latest acquisition a modified example of the company's previous-generation V12 flagship.

Dubai Police says the Ferrari is intended to strengthen its visible security presence in major tourist destinations, including Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard, and JBR. The department has long used exotic patrol vehicles in prominent areas where they're difficult for residents and visitors to miss.

Mansory's relationship with the force began with a modified Mercedes-AMG G63 in 2024. Dubai Police says subsequent collaborations brought a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Ferrari Purosangue, and Lamborghini Revuelto into the fleet.

The Revuelto produces a claimed 1,070 horsepower in its Mansory-modified form, meaning the 800-hp Ferrari isn't even the most powerful product of the partnership.

Of course, calling any Ferrari 812 Superfast "regular" requires a very Dubai-specific definition of the word. Apparently, even 12 cylinders and nearly 800 factory horsepower can still leave room for improvement.

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