Dubai Police's supercar collection – in pictures

Force has an incredible line-up of high-powered vehicles that rarely fail to turn heads

Dubai Police have recently acquired a Toyota Supra to add to their supercar fleet. Courtesy: Dubai Police

In 2015, Abu Dhabi Police displayed a liveried Lykan HyperSport by Dubai-based car maker W Motors. Security Media

From left, a Porsche Panamera, BMW i8 hybrid sports car and a Brabus 700, all in the Dubai Police colours, pictured in 2015. Dubai Police

A few million dirhams of Dubai Police metal outside the Dubai International Motor Show in 2017: from left, a Nissan GT-R, an Audi R8, a Bentley Continental GT and a BMW i8. Satish Kumar for The National

A Mercedes-Benz SLS-AMG on the Dubai Police fleet in 2015. WSF Creative

Dubai Police's Brabus 700, which is a Mercedes-Benz G 63 modified by German company Brabus. WSF Creative

The Bugatti Veyron, once the fastest production car in the world, has been one of the most expensive cars in Dubai Police's collection. EPA

An Aston Martin One-77, one of a limited edition of 77 cars, in Dubai Police livery at the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai in 2013. Sarah Dea / The National

A fleet of Dubai Police supercars led the way during the fourth stage of the Dubai Tour cycling race in 2014. Christopher Pike / The National

Dubai Police's Brabus 700 was unveiled at the Dubai International Motor Show in 2013. Pawan Singh / The National

A Lamborghini Aventador in Dubai Police colours. Dubai Police

A Bentley Continental GT from Dubai Police's fleet at the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai in 2013. AFP

The Lamborghini Aventador is capable of speeds of up to 350 kilometres per hour. Dubai Police

The BMW i8, which is a hybrid vehicle, adds an environmental edge to Dubai Police's glittering fleet. Dubai Police

Two new Audi R8s, centre, were added to the Dubai Police roster in 2016. Grayling

A McLaren MP4-12C was given the green-and-white treatment in 2013. Dubai Police

Dubai Police's Ghiath, aka the 'Beast Patrol', fights crime by using AI systems with facialrecognition technology. Victor Besa / The National

Dubai Ambulance's Ford Mustang. Courtesy: Aletihad

The Rolls-Royce Wraith is the most luxurious of Dubai Police's fleet. Courtesy: Dubai Police

The Ministry of Interior's Lamborghini Aventador. Lamborghini

Dubai Police officers set to take to the road in a new fleet of Renault Zoe cars.

Eight Chevolet Bolt EV cars are now being used by Dubai Police. Courtesy: Chevrolet

One of Dubai Police's new Peugeot electric cars that will be stationed at Dubai Airports. Dubai Media Office

Police in Dubai pride themselves on being quick off the mark in the fight against crime.

The force spares no expense in the effort to assemble a super-charged fleet of vehicles to stay a step ahead of offenders.

As well as being able to get officers swiftly to a crime scene, the remarkable roster of vehicles catches the eye too.

Dubai Police have a Ferrari and a Bugatti Veyron, plus several Porsches, Bentleys and McLarens in their fleet.

A Dubai Police sports car plucked from the force's luxury fleet was flown to Italy to take part in the famous Mille Miglia – Thousand Miles – race this week.

The National put together a picture gallery of some of the magnificent motors purring in the police garage.

Style and strength on show

In May, Dubai Police unveiled a striking addition to their luxury fleet of patrol cars helping to drive down crime and keep streets safe in the emirate.

The 2021 model Genesis GV80, part of Hyundai's premium brand of vehicles, packs plenty of power and will provide a burly presence on Dubai's roads.

The SUV has a standard turbocharged four-cylinder or twin-turbo 3.5 litre V6 engine, allowing it to easily keep pace with offenders seeking to evade the law.

In March, the Toyota 2021 GR Supra was added to the high-octane ranks.

The vehicle can accelerate to 100 kilometres per hour in 4.1 seconds and is capable of an electronically limited top speed of 250kph.

High-powered cars are a hit

Brig Mohammad Al Razooqi, director of transport and rescue at Dubai Police, said the force aimed to secure the most efficient, flexible and up-to-date models of vehicles to assist in protecting the public.

He previously said Dubai Police's collection had plenty of substance to go with the style.

"We are constantly looking for ways to connect with the public," he said.

The addition "of high-powered supercars to the department’s fleet is due to the positive feedback from citizens and the media", he said.

"We're not trying to show off with these cars. Rather, we want to show tourists and residents alike how friendly the police are across the city."

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