Dubai Police gets Mansory Ferrari Purosangue 'Pugnator'
Dubai Police welcomes a one-off Mansory Ferrari Purosangue 'Pugnator'
Dubai Police gets Mansory Ferrari Purosangue 'Pugnator'
Dubai Police adds a Mansory-tuned Ferrari Purosangue 'Pugnator' to its fleet, unveiled at 1000 Miglia Experience UAE 2025. Explore wild aero and carbon kit.
2025-12-11T15:59:48+03:00
2025-12-11T15:59:48+03:00
2025-12-11T15:59:48+03:00
Dubai Police has added a fresh slice of exotica to its fleet: a Ferrari Purosangue customized by Mansory has joined the ranks. The tuner unveiled the one-off Pugnator, commissioned by the local force, at the 1000 Miglia Experience UAE 2025, a premium rally tracing routes across the Middle East.Visually, the official white-and-green livery tries to dial down the drama, yet the Mansory signature is impossible to miss. Up front, there’s a new bumper with an enlarged grille and a forged-carbon splitter, widened arches, a hood with large ventilation cutouts, and assertive side sills. The wheels are black with contrasting rim accents.The rear makes an even bolder statement: a fixed wing breaks the roofline, a second spoiler crowns the trunk lid, and below sits a carbon bumper with a diffuser and four layered exhaust tips. The intent is clear—presence first, subtlety later.How exactly the Purosangue will be used is not specified. In Dubai, machines like this often operate as rolling showcases and PR tools, yet on paper it still counts as a patrol car: a magnet for tourists and a loud statement of status for the brand.
Dubai Police adds a Mansory-tuned Ferrari Purosangue 'Pugnator' to its fleet, unveiled at 1000 Miglia Experience UAE 2025. Explore wild aero and carbon kit.
Michael Powers, Editor
Dubai Police has added a fresh slice of exotica to its fleet: a Ferrari Purosangue customized by Mansory has joined the ranks. The tuner unveiled the one-off Pugnator, commissioned by the local force, at the 1000 Miglia Experience UAE 2025, a premium rally tracing routes across the Middle East.
Visually, the official white-and-green livery tries to dial down the drama, yet the Mansory signature is impossible to miss. Up front, there’s a new bumper with an enlarged grille and a forged-carbon splitter, widened arches, a hood with large ventilation cutouts, and assertive side sills. The wheels are black with contrasting rim accents.
The rear makes an even bolder statement: a fixed wing breaks the roofline, a second spoiler crowns the trunk lid, and below sits a carbon bumper with a diffuser and four layered exhaust tips. The intent is clear—presence first, subtlety later.
How exactly the Purosangue will be used is not specified. In Dubai, machines like this often operate as rolling showcases and PR tools, yet on paper it still counts as a patrol car: a magnet for tourists and a loud statement of status for the brand.
