A Traffic Cop's 1,001 HP Company Car Revelation

• Dubai Police introduces a Mansory Revuelto into its collection.
• Carbon fiber components are the main feature of the exterior.
• Similar to other Dubai Police vehicles, it is painted white and green.

Dubai Police certainly don't have a reputation for slowing down. Just two months after they introduced aMansory-tuned Ferrari PurosangueTo add to their expanding collection of unique vehicles, they've returned to the same contentious tuner for a second round. This time, it's a Lamborghini. And not just any Lamborghini.

Read: Look Away Now, The Revuelto Has Been Mansoried

Recently, Mansory introduced its most radical version of the Revuelto, called the Carbonado X. Created as a unique model, the vehicle has a full forged carbon fiber body, new panels, an aggressive aerodynamic package, and an enhanced engine system.

The Revueltohand over to the Dubai Police is not as intense as the Carbonado X, but when contrasted with a regular vehicle, it still appears to lift them effortlessly.

At the forefront of theLamborghini is a newly designedA hood featuring carbon fiber components and a tiny illuminated Mansory emblem. The tuner has also introduced a new splitter crafted from forged carbon, accompanied by small canards on both sides.

Aims to Match the Performance

Modifications to the vehicle feature new forged-carbon fins positioned behind the front wheels, linked to a custom set of side skirts. Mansory has also fitted the Revuelto with new wing mirror covers and installed a set of aftermarket wheels on the car.

They feature gloss black spokes, red center caps, and red-painted brake calipers that are visible. There's also a carbon fiber lip built into the wheels. It's boldly attention-grabbing, which seems perfectly fitting for a police department that views its patrol vehicles as mobile car show displays.

Mansory’s tweaksContinue at the back with delicate fins positioned above the exhausts and a distinctive rear diffuser. Unifying everything is a white paint job adorned with the local police department's dark green stripes, serving as a reminder that, indeed, this is intended for public service.

Regarding the developments under the carbon fiber layer, there is no evidence of any performance enhancements, although it doesn't really require them, as the standard configuration includes a 6.5-liter V12 engine along with three electric motors, delivering a total of 1,001 horsepower and achieving a 0-62 mph (100km/h) acceleration in 2.5 seconds.

Nevertheless, it would be unexpected if Mansory did not install a more powerful exhaust system, just to signal its arrival well before it reaches the street. What the Dubai Police intend to do with it, aside from attracting attention, is still unclear.

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