Dubai's Latest Police Vehicle Is A Mansory Rolls-Royce, Thanks to Wealth | Carscoops

      The Cullinan is adorned in the Dubai Police Force's classic white and dark green color scheme.

      Dubai Police has added a Mansory-tuned Rolls-Royce Cullinan boasting 610 hp for tourist-related duties.

      This luxury SUV features forged carbon fiber components and a newly designed aggressive front bumper.

      Mansory’s modifications to the Cullinan include unique wheels and flared wheel arches.

      The high-end vehicles utilized by the Dubai Police Force have become almost legendary online, and they have just raised the bar with yet another lavish addition to their fleet. While the Dubai Police are typically recognized for their collection of supercars, their latest acquisition is something a bit more refined— a heavily customized Rolls-Royce Cullinan created by the notorious Mansory tuning.

      While law enforcement can be a challenging job, there's a tinge of envy for the officers who will be patrolling in this luxury SUV throughout the day. It’s not common to see an officer driving the world’s most luxurious SUV, especially when many of us are accustomed to a Ford Explorer as the standard vehicle.

      The authorities in Dubai showcased their Cullinan at an event at the Dubai World Trade Centre, which was attended by various police officials from the affluent city. Though details on its everyday responsibilities remain unclear, it’s unlikely to be used for high-speed chases. The police stated that it will enhance their presence in major tourist areas like the Burj Khalifa and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard.

      Similar to other vehicles in the Dubai Police fleet, the Cullinan features a white and dark green exterior. It also marks the second Mansory-modified vehicle added to their arsenal, following a tweaked Mercedes-Benz G63 from the renowned German tuner.

      The full suite of modifications for this Cullinan hasn’t been disclosed, but it is apparent that it includes a new front bumper with a splitter crafted from forged carbon fiber. It is equipped with front quarter panels and rides on specially designed wheels supported by flared wheel arches.

      Regarding the 6.75-liter twin-turbocharged V12 engine under the hood, it has received a boost, now producing 610 hp instead of the previous 563 hp, just in case there's a need to outpace an Audi R8 or, perhaps, impress tourists.

      Ultimately, it’s evident that the Dubai Police are more focused on showcasing than actually pursuing criminals, and honestly, who can fault them? This Cullinan is merely the latest addition to their expanding fleet, demonstrating that they take their "law enforcement" image quite seriously.