Dubai Police Adds Yangwang U8, Lamborghini Temerario & Jetour G700 Topfire To Its Patrol Fleet

The Dubai Police has added three new cars to its fleet in recent days. The Lamborghini Temerario arrived on 14 October. The force then unveiled the Yangwang U8, the first Chinese luxury car in its tourist fleet on 21 October at WETEX. On 25 October, it added a Jetour G700 Topfire desert patrol car. The U8 can float and turn 360 degrees on the spot, the Temerario hits 100km/h in 2.7 seconds, and the G700 goes deep into the sandy desert. 

Most police forces get excited about a new batch of saloons. In under two weeks, Dubai Police took delivery of an SUV that can handle a flooded underpass, a 10,000rpm hybrid supercar, and an 892hp off-roader for the dunes, and nobody in Dubai is surprised. It’s just the Dubai way of life.

Dubai Police Yangwang U8: The Patrol Car That Can Float

The Dubai Police Yangwang U8 was unveiled by the Tourist Police Department and Brigadier Saeed Al Hajri, alongside Al-Futtaim’s Yousuf Al Raeesi. Fittingly, it made its debut at WETEX, a water and energy exhibition, which is the right crowd for a car that can float. 

The U8’s other trick is a 360-degree turn on the spot, which should come in handy. The SUV also has a wading depth of 1,000mm for water that isn’t quite deep enough to float in.

The Yangwang U8 is often called electric, but it’s actually a range-extender. Four 220kW electric motors, one per wheel, drive the car, and a 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine charges the 49.05kWh battery. Yangwang quotes 880kW (1,180hp) and 1,280Nm. It’s rated for 112 km in pure electric mode and 800km combined (WLTC).

The U8 costs AED 659,900 in the UAE. Read more in the Yangwang U8 interesting facts story.

Dubai Police Lamborghini Temerario: A Hybrid V8 Supercar

The Dubai Police Lamborghini Temerario joined the fleet on 14 October. Brigadier Al Hajri unveiled it with Lamborghini Abu Dhabi and Dubai, represented by general manager Martino Picotti. It goes to the Tourist Police under Colonel Mohammad Abdulrahman Abdulwahid. Its job is to be seen in tourist areas as a showcase of the Dubai Police, rather than to chase anyone, though at 343km/h, that would be a short chase.

“Our luxury patrol fleet represents an innovative approach to policing, combining an effective security presence with community and tourist engagement,” said Brigadier Al Hajri.

The Temerario is Lamborghini’s plug-in hybrid replacement for the Huracán. It pairs a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 that revs to 10,000rpm with three electric motors, producing 907hp and 800Nm combined. The power goes to all four wheels through an 8-speed dual-clutch gearbox. It joins the Urus, Huracán, Aventador and Mansory Revuelto that are already in the Dubai Police fleet, and the best of them make our top 10 Dubai Police supercars. Italy’s police added a Temerario in September, so Dubai isn’t the only force that wanted one.

Dubai Police Jetour G700 Topfire: A Desert Patrol For The Winter Season

The third arrival is the most popular of the three. Dubai Police unveiled a Jetour G700 Topfire desert patrol vehicle at Al Marmoom Oasis on 25 October, ahead of the winter tourism season. It joins the Tourist Police Department, part of the General Department of Criminal Investigation, and was introduced in collaboration with Jetour.

While the U8 and Temerario are to be seen in the city, the G700 has a job to do in the desert. It will help officers reach sandy tracks and desert attractions more easily, respond faster to emergency calls, and help tourists at desert destinations.

“The collaboration supports our efforts to strengthen police presence in tourist areas, improve emergency response and ensure visitors have access to the assistance and services they need,” said Colonel Mohammad Abdulrahman, Director of the Tourist Police Department.

The G700 is a plug-in hybrid. A 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine works with two electric motors, one on each axle, for 892hp and 1,135Nm, sent to all four wheels full-time. Jetour quotes 0-100km/h in 4.6 seconds, which is quick for an SUV that weighs over three tonnes. 

The biggest differences between the TopFire and the regular G700 are found underneath the vehicle. It rides on forged alloy wheels wrapped in all-terrain tyres, uses K-MAN nitrogen-filled shock absorbers, and the roof is rated to carry up to 100kg while driving and 300kg when stationary. The redesigned bumpers also provide provisions for recovery equipment, including an optional winch installation.

If you want the full rundown, our Jetour G700 Topfire UAE launch story covers the trims and features.

Yangwang U8 vs Lamborghini Temerario vs Jetour G700: The Numbers

Where You’ll See Them In Dubai

The U8 will patrol around Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard and JBR. The Temerario is assigned to the Tourist Police for the city’s tourist hotspots. If there’s a crowd holding up phones with their cameras turned on, the Dubai Police Lamborghini Temerario is probably in the middle of it.

The G700 is the one you’ll see out of town. It covers desert tourism destinations like Al Marmoom, so if you’re heading out for a desert camp or a dune drive this winter, keep an eye out for it.

Why Does Dubai Police Have Supercars?

The Dubai Police Supercars aren’t meant for chasing speeders. The speed cameras across the city do a great job at that. The supercars are for visibility and for getting people to engage with the police. According to reports from December 2025, the luxury fleet had grown to 56 vehicles and attended 1,184 events between 2023 and 2025. 

A Lamborghini outside a mall gets people chatting to officers in a way a white saloon never will, and it gets Dubai onto a lot of tourists’ Instagram feeds. Abu Dhabi Police runs an impressive fleet of its own, and our Abu Dhabi vs Dubai Police cars comparison shows how the two line up. The G700 is a different story: it’s a working vehicle, picked for where it can go rather than how it looks parked.

The Rest Of Dubai Police’s Fleet

The three new cars join a long list. Recent additions include the Zeekr 001, the Voyah Free and a Mansory Rolls-Royce Cullinan. The regular patrol fleet got an upgrade too. In July, Dubai Police launched its second-generation Ghiath smart patrol, based on the Denza B8, with BYD and Al-Futtaim.

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