Only In Dubai: 1,001 HP Mansory Lamborghini Revuelto Police Supercar

If there is one police force that treats patrol cars like collectibles, it is Dubai Police. Just when you think the fleet cannot get any wilder, they add another headline maker. This time, it is a Lamborghini Revuelto modified by Mansory.

Instead of blending in, this thing does the opposite. The front end has been reshaped with a carbon fiber hood, a forged carbon splitter, and small aero flicks on each corner. There are extra carbon details along the sides, including fins behind the front wheels and sculpted side skirts. Even the mirrors get the forged carbon treatment.

The wheels are loud in the best way. Gloss black spokes, red center caps, and red brake calipers make sure it stands out even when parked. Mansory even added carbon elements integrated into the wheel design itself. It is dramatic, but that is kind of the point. In Dubai, the patrol fleet doubles as a tourist attraction.

At the rear, you will find added fins above the exhaust and a reworked diffuser. The white paint with dark green police graphics ties it back to official duty, though it still looks more like something heading to a car show than a traffic stop.

There is no confirmation of extra power, but the stock setup hardly needs help. The Revuelto combines a 6.5-liter V12 with three electric motors for 1,001 horsepower and a 0 to 62 mph sprint in 2.5 seconds. That is supercar territory, whether or not it is wearing police decals.

Dubai Police have built a reputation for showcasing some of the most exotic cars in the world. This Revuelto just reinforces that image. Practical? Maybe not. Memorable? Absolutely.